There exist two almost never overlapping trends in teaching languages (including grammar): prescriptive and descriptive approaches. While the former focuses on establishing a certain set of quite rigid rules, the given language can but obey, the former attempts at describing and explaining the real usage of the language without necessarily coming to the ‘right vs. […]
Grigoryeva E.M. English terminological dictionaries (based on dictionaries of linguistic terms)
This study focuses on English terminological dictionaries (based on reference books of linguistic terms). The significance of the study lies in the comprehensive analysis of linguistic terminology dictionaries, the identification of their basic categories and the examination of their mega- , macro- and microstructure features. The following groups of reference books of linguistic terms are […]
Kalacheva T.A. Lexicographic heritage and digitalization: rediscovering Jamieson's Dictionary
The focus of this paper is on the role of the J. Jamieson Dictionary as the first etymological dictionary of the Scottish language. As part of the study, a comparative analysis is made between the traditional printed version of the dictionary and its online version, examining the differences in structure, volume of information, means of […]
Zaalishvili I.V. The unifying function of the public discourse of the modern Spanish monarchy
Today, the significance of the Spanish monarchy is gradually increasing due to the social instability and fatigue from political turmoil. The public discourse of the Spanish King Felipe VI is an important type of political communication aimed at achieving agreement among all its participants. Within the framework of institutional political communication, his discourse, on the […]
Shemarina A.S., Tyulenev V.M. Private religious initiative in the late antique Latin West (statement of the problem)
The article investigates the phenomenon of private religious initiative in the Latin West during the Late Antiquity. It is evident that traditional perceptions of the Christianization of the Roman and post-Roman world in the 4th—6th centuries as a process led by church hierarchs require revision. This revision has been made possible by archaeological excavations, which […]
Simonenko E.S., Likharev D.V. Pension provisions for Canadian volunteers during the First World War
The paper is devoted to the study of the Canadian government's pension policy for volunteers who served in the Canadian Expeditionary Force and the Canadian Navy during the First World War. It traces the evolution of Canadian pension legislation during the war and the difficulties the Canadian government encountered in implementing it. The paper explores […]
Khrulev S.P., Chernoperov V.L. The withdrawal of German troops from Latvia in the context of the power struggle in that country (1918—1919)
This article examines the twists and turns of the withdrawal of German military units from Latvia in the context of the struggle for power in that country in 1918—1919. The authors note that this issue was closely linked to Latvian independence. The publication focuses on the actions of the head of the Latvian government, K. […]
Ivanov E.D. England in the assessments of M.P. Pogodin: to the evolution of social and political views of the historian
This article analyzes M.P. Pogodin's assessment of England's sociopolitical system from the 1830s to the 1860s. Having visited London in 1839, the Moscow historian discovered the strengths and weaknesses of that state. He was repelled by the cult of money, social inequality, corruption, and the impotence of the English crown. Parliamentary debates were, in his […]
Yudin K.A. “Comrade Stalin, forgive me for the long letter...”: power and Soviet society in epistolary discourse (1952—1953)
The article continues the tradition of studying the phenomenon of “letters to the authorities”. The novelty of the study lies in the attempt, considering the formed historiographic groundwork, the methodology of studying everyday life, and intellectual history, to examine in detail a relatively narrow chronological section — letters sent to I.V. Stalin in the last […]
Antyukhova E.A., Krynzhina M.D. Conceptual framework of the science popularization culture
This paper substantiates and introduces into scholarly discourse the concept of “science popularization culture” as a system of values (axiological dimension), norms, practices, and institutions (political dimension) that ensure the accessibility of scientific findings to a broad audience. The authors systematize the theoretical foundations of the culture of science popularization as a philosophical, sociocultural, socio-political, […]
Palatnikov D.E. Social and professional partnership in teacher education: the evolution of scientific and philosophical perspectives
The article is devoted to the analysis of the dynamics of the formation of scientific and philosophical views on the institution of social and professional partnership in the teacher training process. The historical periods of antiquity, Modern times, and modernity are considered. Special attention is paid to the theoretical understanding and practical implementation of approaches […]
Zhulkov M.V. Noospheric development of the modern world: fundamental and applied concepts
The concept of noospheric development is considered as a synthetic model of the development of the modern world, which includes material, informational, structural-energetic, philosophical-religious, cultural-civilizational concepts explaining the structures and dynamics of the modern world. The article is devoted to the consideration of the main directions of noospheric development, the main driving forces and energies […]
Dokuchaev D.S., Dokuchaeva N.A., Strobykin K.A. Regional political agenda in small towns and districts of Ivanovo region: content analysis of social media
The article examines the regional political agenda in small towns and districts of Ivanovo region through the application of content analysis to textual publications in social media, combined with Python-based computational text analysis. The analytical framework is oriented toward identifying the thematic structure, sentiment, and lexical dominants of the collected materials. The empirical basis of […]