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CITY MONUMENT IN RUSSIAN PROVINCE IN THE NINETEENTH – BEGINNING OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: PERCEPTION TRANSFORMATION

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, I. Rutsinskaya, G. Smirnova)

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City monuments appeared in provincial Russia only in the first part of the nineteenth century. Their construction was both initiated and financed by the nobility. As a result each statue reflected the ideas, ideals and values of this social group. The city-dwellers were mostly proud of the monuments devoted to famous artists and scientists originating from the city, and described the memorials pathetically. Half of the century passed and the situation changed dramatically. The attitude to the monuments changed rad...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History2014
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SLOVAK NATIONAL ACTIVITIES IN AMERICA AT THE BEGINNING OF 20TH CENTURY

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, R. Bosak, M. Bosak)

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There are various stages in the annals of every nation. For the Slovaks, one of these is the period of mass emigration. It is an important chapter of Slovak economic, social and political history. It is a history of courage and creativity, a history of national, social and cultural efforts by the members of Slovak nation. According to an official report of the Pittsburgh Consul, 170,000 Slovak people immigrated to the United States before 1900. The number of emigrants from Slovakia rose constantly, and prior to Wo...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History2014
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AGRICULTURAL CHANGES IN SLAVONIA DURING 18TH CENTURY

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, I. Markovic)

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In this paper, the author is analysing economic, particularly agricultural development of the eastern Croatia, Slavonia, during 18th century. The changes in production werecaused by changes in reign, i.e. Turks are leaving this area and Austrian rule takes over. Since this is the time of Enlightenment reforms, enforced especially under Maria Theresa, radical changes happen in Slavonia, particularly in economic area. These changes were noticeable in both parts of Slavonia, military as well as civilian. One proof of...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History2014
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THE CONTRIBUTION OF TOMSK RESEARCH AND EDUCATIONAL PARK IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESEARCH IN CYBERNETICS IN 1950-1960S.

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, A. Sorokin)

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The author analyzes the process of formation and development of research in the field of cybernetics. The 1950-1960s became a flourishing era for computer technology and the highest achievements in the scientific field of cybernetics in the USSR. Siberian Physical-Technical Institute (SPhTI) at Tomsk State University (TSU) became the Center of the formation and development of research in the field of cybernetics in the 1950s. in the east of the USSR . In the early 1950s at the department of radiophysics of TSU the...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History2014
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FOREIGN POLICY STRATEGIES OF THE ROYAL HOUSE OF ROMANIA IN INTERWAR PERIOD

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, D.Citiriga)

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If during King Carol I`s reign the foreign policy was, by tradition, a domain managed exclusively bythe King, after Carol I`s death, this part of politics was transferred to the political parties. In this sense, the implication of the Royal House tends to be secondary. In spite of all this, the changes which were made, between the germanophile vision and the ententophilevision, put Romania in a better position at the Peace Conference. The English origins of Queen Mary proved to be salutary for the Great Romania. N...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History2014
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POWER LEGITIMACY IN XV-XVI CENTURY WALACHIA – POLITICAL IDEOLOGY AND SOCIAL REALITIES

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, R. N. Lupu, M. Vilciu, A. Anghel)

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The concept of legitimacy belongs to our common set of notions which are frequently encountered in numerous studies of political ideology and power. Still, we believe that it needs to be better circumscribed and defined. Legitimacy seems to refer to the legal, official and recognized rules to which circumscribes each attribute of the political power. The hierarchical, arbitrary character of the power relations may be hidden and even denied by their presentation as being legitimate. Our hypothesis is that far from ...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History2014
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THE WORK OF THE NOVOSIBIRSK AND TOMSK REGIONS NEWSPAPERS IN THE GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR YEARS

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, M. V. Netesova)

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Background: The article is based on the archival materials of Tomsk and Novosibirsk region, Russia. The goal of the paper is to estimate the development of publishing in Novosibirsk and Tomsk regions during the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945). The novelty of the paper is in the estimation of the opportunities of periodicals to provide consolidating social mobilization under critical historical conditions. Methods: While writing this paper the following methods were used: A method of historical periodization, syste...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History2014
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AGRICULTURE AND PEASANTRY IN VYATKA REGION DURING SECOND HALF OF 1930-S

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, I. V. Chemodanov)

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In USSR mass collectivization was a unique form of annihilation of individual peasantry as a class. During the initial period of the mass collectivization there had been a significant decrease in output of agricultural goods. Recovery of the country's agriculture was observed only from the middle of the 1930th years. The specified tendencies were characteristic and for the Vyatka region which territory, according to new administrative-territorial division, was a part of the Nizhny Novgorod (Gorky) region till Dece...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History2014
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MIGRATIONS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON THE ETHNIC COMPOSITION OF THE NORTHERN ASIAN POPULATION IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, V. Shaidurov)

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The 19-20th century period witnessed active migrations between populations in many countries. Internal migrations were determined by specific political, economic, social and cultural development of the states. Those were particularly active in multinational empires. Migration specificity in the Russian Empire was that they had both compulsory and voluntary nature. They directly affected the ethnic composition of regions. This article will focus on the correlation between voluntary and compulsory migrations in the ...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History2014
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COSSACK EMIGRANTS IN BULGARIA (1920 – 1930)

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, O. Ratushnyak)

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The purpose of this research is the analysis of the residence of Cossack emigrants in Bulgaria in 1920-1939. The main sources used in this research are documents both of emigrant (memories, press/media, documents etc.) and Bulgarian origin. The research was being made upon the principles of objectivity, historicism, with using of historical descriptive method, methods of induction, deduction, systematic and comparative historical analysis. The article analyzes the causes of the emigration of Cossacks from Russia, ...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History2014
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POLISH COLONIALISM. FROM UTOPIA TO REALITY

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, M. Lukowska)

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The paper deals with the first Polish colonial ideology, which unexpectedly started from the real colony, and after word for many years has became utopian. The paper presents the ideology in chronologic order as well as authors of utopian thinking in Poland. During Polish partitions many attempts were overtaken to establish the “New Poland” in many places in the world (Oceania, some places in Africa, South America, etc). It also deals with such colonial episodes as Polish colonization in Siberia by prisoners a...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History2014
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THE STAGES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ART STUDIES IN RUSSIA AND THE HISTORY OF SPANISH ART

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, A. Morozova)

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A.V. Morozova's article deals with the development of Art criticism and Spanish Art research in Russia starting from 1917 up to the present time This sphere has not been investigated in research literature so far. But the knowledge of stages of this development allows us to be better oriented in the historiography of the old Spanish Art of the 15th-18th century. It seems important to take into consideration these stages when analyzing Russian historiography of the Spanish art in the 20th century. The author has an...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History of Art2014
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ONSITE EXPERIENCE OF PAST EXHIBITIONS USING REALITY TECHNOLOGY AND DISPLAY OF SCULPTURE

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, T. Inagaki, K. Motoyama)

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In this research, we develop a system, which enables the users to experience past exhibitions on-site, by using AR technology. Our efforts focused on the new methods for using "digital archives" with respect to the spatiality of exhibitions and archives of site-specific or installation art. The purpose of this system is to propose a new use of an archive using AR technology, and to help users acquire various understandings about an exhibition. The system shows interactively the scene of past exhibition on the scre...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Visual Arts2014
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THE ARTIST AND A MUSE\ldots VARIATIONS ON AN IDEA

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, I. Grodz)

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From the beginning of its history, film has been considered as ideal synergy of art forms, including painting, literature, music and dance. †Moving pictures' on artists and art belong to a particular group of films. Traditionally, Muses were connected with movement. even today, artists produce images of muses dancing in circle: Calliope, Clio, Erato, Euterpe, Melpomene, Polyhymnia, Thalia, Terpsyhore and Urania. In my article I write about Cinema as †the Tenth Muse', who quickens the imagination of a film dire...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History of Art2014
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SOMETHING BEHIND OPERA REFORMS

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, K. Zenkin)

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Composers who have not only created some new operatic forms but have also verbally expressed their respective ideas are understood as the opera reformers. Among them may be named Gluck, Wagner, and Debussy: the latter managed to show another possible path which, as a matter of actual practice, turned out to be different from that of Wagner. The great opera reform is also worth mention: that entails the grounding of the notions of prima pratica and seconda pratica by Vincenzo Galilei and Claudio Monteverdi. Bernd Z...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History of Art2014
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FRACTAL AS DEBUSSY'S PRINCIPLE OF FORM-BUILDING CONSIDERED THROUGH THE SYNTHESIS OF ITS PROCEDURAL AND ARCHITECTONICAL ASPECTS

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, E. Rovenko)

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Debussy's aspiration for novelty of form is embodied in the unique synthesis of procedural and architectonical aspects of form-building: the architectonical profile of form is only a “spatial trace” of intensive evolution of musical material (the structure of the whole as the having become one is the result of all the varieties of the becoming of material). This feature of Debussy's music was determined by the desire to rely on the natural laws of development, not only perceived intuitively, but also understoo...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History of Art2014
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VARIATIONS FOR SOPRANO AND MIXED CHOIR CIULEANDRA WRITTEN BY VASILE SPATARELU

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, D. Cojocaru)

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The paper †Ciuleandra – Variations' for mixed choir, written by the composer Vasile Spătărelu, highlights a Romanian folkloric play from the region of Muntenia-Argeş, particularly known as a dance and holler song with progressive accelerated rhythm, carrying profound symbols which relate to the folkloric practice of magic. Vasile Spătărelu rearranges the whole composition in variations, by using methods such as melodic, rhythmic, metric, harmonic and improvisational transformation, obtaining a series of v...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Visual Arts2014
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BYZANTINE ART'S AESTHETIC PRINCIPLES IN MUSIC AND ICONOGRAPHY

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, P.M. Coroiu)

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The byzantine art is the cultural and spiritual emanation of the most enduring form of government in history: the Byzantine Empire. These forms of faith and art have survived to the present day undergoing an outstanding independently historical evolution, free from the conditions that initially created them. A unique event in human history. The characteristics of these forms of art are the spiritual unity, the specificity of each one and the complexity of the cultural system that supports it.

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History of Art2014
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RECONSTRUCTION PROBLEMS OF 17TH-CENTURY MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS WRITTEN IN NEW GERMAN ORGAN TABLATURE NOTATION WITH SPECIFIC EXAMPLES FROM LEVOCSKA ZBIERKA HUDOBNIN [ THE LEVOCA MUSIC COLLECTION]

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, P. J. Martincek)

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This paper explores transcription and reconstruction problems of manuscript musical sources preserved in new German organ tablature notation. The printed form of this musical notation was used for the first time by Elias Nicolas Ammerbach (ca. 1530 – 1597) in his work Orgel oder Instrument Tabulatur [Organ or Instrumental Tablature] (1571). Later, in 17th-century Central Europe, it was used in Lutheran churches mainly to write manuscripts with vocal (or vocal-instrumental) compositions, so-called intabulation. A...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History of Art2014
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THE BURIED TREASURES OF THE EARLY IRON AGE OF SOUTH SIBERIA

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, A. Borodovskiy)

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The afore-mentioned buried cache is one of the most interesting and informative archaeological and historical sources. It contains the complex of articles intentionally hidden into the ground after the appointed process of its collecting. Investigation of such finds is one of the actual problems in the world and home archaeology. On the territory of South Siberia the buried treasures (or the so-called В«cachesВ») appeared as long ago as the Mesolithic Epoch. However, they contained complexes of various kinds of ar...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Archaeology2014
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GENERAL COVERAGE OF THE OLDEST MONUMENTS IN MITROVICA

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, P. Hajzeri, E. Kelmendi, F. Sahiti)

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Albanian territories in general and Kosovo in particular has a treasure of historical and cultural heritage. This legacy steadily, over centuries is exposed to destructive activities, either by nature or human factor. In postwar Kosovo has inherited a state of serious historical and cultural heritage, as a result of inadequate treatment of its urban and architectural vandalism, destruction, devastation which is made and even today historical cultural heritage. Sensitivity to these values, and consequently put them...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Archaeology2014
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THE SYMMETRY IN THE SYSTEMS OF KEY-RELATIONSHIP AND THE PROBLEM OF REVERSIBILITY OF THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TONALITIES

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, Y. Stanishevskiy)

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The problem of the symmetry of key relationship is one of specific problems in the theory of music which has a great urgency for studying of tonal music of Modern times. Opened by english musicologist E. Prout it gained the development in works of the soviet scientists (I. V. Spossobin, L. M. Rudolf, A. N. Dolzhanskiy, Yu. N. Tyulin, M. A. Iglitskiy, Yu. G. Kohn, L. A. Mazel, S. S. Grigoryev, Yu. N. Kholopov). The studying of this problem led to understanding of a divergence between known theories and the real pra...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History of Art2014
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ORIGINS OF GLAZED CERAMICS KAZAN KREMLIN: CRIMEA - BULGARIA – KAZAN

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, A. Sitdikov, R. Khramchenkova)

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Archaeological study of the Kazan Kremlin in 1990th years gave varied in compositionof glazed ceramics from Kazan State strata. Over a half refers to imported ceramics. Another part consists of fragments of glazed pottery of two types: red clay pottery with blue glaze and pottery with green and brown glaze. Similar dishes were found at other sites of the Volga-Kama region. Comparative analysis of the elemental composition of pottery with Crimea, glaze with Bulgar sepaja and ceramic fragments from the excavations o...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Archaeology2014
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THE BYZANTINE ICONOGRAPHY, ART AND FORM OF REPRESENTATION OF THE SPIRITUAL WORLD

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, M. Vilciu)

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According to the teaching of the Orthodox Church, the sacred image has existed and is just as old as Christianity itself, which is why one can say that the sacred image is an indispensable attribute of the Christian religion. From an Orthodox perspective, the icon, understood as perceptible representation of the Divine, is not a simple sacred image, because, through it, the believers are given the possibility of an authentic connection to the world of God and of the Saints. The iconographic representations are the...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History of Art2014
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WOODWORKING CRAFT IN ALTAI IN THE LATE ANTIQUITY (II CENTURY BC – V CENTURY AD)

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, E. Konstantinova, V. Soenov, N. Konstantinov, S. Trifanova)

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The present article considers issues relating to the woodworking craft of the population of Altai during the Hunno-Sarmatian period. The article focuses particularly on criteria for the choice and nature of application of various types of wood depending on their physical and chemical characteristics. The composition of woodworking tools during this period is examined, and improvements in comparison with the previous period considered. The state of the woodworking craft is described from the point of view of its le...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Archaeology2014
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MINERALOGICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CUCUTENI POTTERY

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, F. Matau, V. Nica, M. Pintilei)

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Archaeological research based on traditional archaeological methods (typology, style and context analysis) provides a wealth of information concerning ware shape, color, decoration and overall fabric. In order to differentiate between such classificatory schemes, archaeologists often resort to an interdisciplinary approach involving the analysis of the mineralogical composition and geochemical fingerprints of the raw materials use in the pottery manufacture. The Cucuteni–Trypillia civilization developed during t...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Archaeology2014
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ANALYSIS OF ANCIENT METAL COIN USING DIFFERENT EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES AND METHODS OF MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, M. Orlic, Z. Kregar, M. Biscan, S. Milosevic, J. Dobrinic)

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Different spectroscopic techniques, in combination with suitable statistical methods of multivariate analysis, can be applied in explorations investigation in various fields, including industry, environment, agriculture, medicine and cultural heritage, for example. For well-known reasons, in analyses of cultural heritage artifacts only full or nearly non-destructive experimental methods must be used. In this paper, we have chosen the ancient metal coin, found on the territory of the present Republic of Croatia and...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Archaeology2014
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DESTRUCTIVE ABRASION PROCESSES STUDY IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES PLACEMENT (KUIBYSHEV AND NIZHNEKAMSK RESERVOIRS, RUSSIA).

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, B. Usmanov, I. Gaynullin, A. Sitdikov)

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The problem of historical and cultural objects destruction in the zone of large reservoirs negative impact is now one of the most pressing problems in the preservation of historical heritage on the territory of Russian Federation. Approximately 36% of the reservoir banks of Russia are being actively destroyed, which leads to permanent withdrawal of large areas from the land use of valuable coastal areas. Two major reservoirs, Kuybyshevskoye and Nizhnekamskoye are located on the territory of the Republic of Tatarst...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Archaeology2014
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TECHNIQUES AMONG TUNGUS SHAMANS FOR HEALING HUMAN AND ANIMALS

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, Alexeev A. A.)

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Religiously the Tunguses (Evens and Evenks of Yakutia) were the pagans and the shamanism believers. Among them the cult of hunting magic, also of a reindeer and of the Sun was strongly developed. Before the Soviet power among the Evens and the Evenks shamanism was as a national religion. According to the traditional Tungus view, the world was divided into three mental spheres: the upper World, the Middle World and the Lower World. Shamans were the mediators acting between those three worlds, Gods, spirits and men....

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Anthropology and Ethnology2014
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ARTISTIC BRONZE WARE OF ANCIENT PERM TRIBES FROM THE VOLGA-VYATKA INTERFLUVE DURING THE I MILLENNIUM AD

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, N. Leshchinskaya)

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The target of this research is most significant and impressive elements of the female costume from archaeological monuments dated to the 1st half of the I millennium ADand located in the Volga-Vyatka Interfluve. The article focuses on a specific type of the costume bronze decorations - arc rattle pendants which are of interest to comprehend local non-ferrous metalworking characteristic features, their artistic value and semantic text. The author provides a general description of the decorations and explores inform...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Archaeology2014
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HABITAT MODELS AND SOCIAL-SYSTEMS IN MIDDLE BRONZE AGE CARPATHIAN BASIN. THEORETICAL ISSUES AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL FACTS

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, Z. Molnar)

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Current paper aim to investigate the dynamic of a regional settlement-system through cartographic documents and data relating to the landscape around the sites (using satellite images, aerial photographs and geophysical measurements) stored in a geographic information system. We can state that the Middle Bronze Age chiefdoms form peer polities controlling different size territories along single or more valleys. Our approach represents the actual stage of research of the subject;

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Archaeology2014
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INVESTIGATION OF ANTONYMS IN LINGUISTICS

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, R. Zakirova, Atamanova G. I.)

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The aim of the given investigation is to find out various definitions and comparing characteristics of antonyms on the basis of synchronous analyses. The article is dedicated to research of antonyms in different structural languages. In order to reveal the nature of antonyms it is necessary to investigate their essence but concerning this question there is no settled opinion. The review of existed approaches to antonyms in linguistics opens the lack of united view on this problem. There is no satisfactory solution...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Anthropology and Ethnology2014
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FOUCAULT AND THE "INVISIBLE" ETHNOGRAPHER

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, N. Tosel)

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"What does it matter who is speaking?" asks Foucault in What is an author?. In that text Foucault proclaims the death of the author, as well as only a few years before he had shown another death, that of the subject. In both cases, it is properly a matter of disappearance: the subject and the author establish the representation, but they disappear from the scene, because they are no more represented, as it happens to Philip IV in Velazquez's picture Las Meninas, to which Foucault devotes the first chapter of The O...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Anthropology and Ethnology2014
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FOLK RIDDLE AND CULTURE

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, Fedorova N.)

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Currently folklore genres are actively researched. Their study exposed the various aspects of folklore . There are lexical, syntactic aspects of genres of folk arts analysis. Also cultural component is studied. Cultural aspect is believed to be of great importance, as it reflects the way people used to perceive surrounding reality hundreds of thousands of years ago. This article analyzes riddles in English and Russian . Comparative study is believed to reveal similar and distinctive qualities both in terms of buil...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Anthropology and Ethnology2014
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REFLECTION OF SOCIAL CHANGES IN THE PROPER NAMES (ON THE TOPONYMICAL MATERIALS OF PERM KRAI, RUSSIA)

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, M. Bobrova, Y. Zvereva)

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The place-names being a linguistic phenomenon reflect different facts and trends related to the development of society. Here are some of them among the regional settlement names: 1) The peculiarities of Perm Krai occupancy reflect in the toponymic productive stems; 2) Toponymy reflects the changes in the system of the types (in a classification) of the geographical objects; 3) Toponymy reflects the changes in social population stratification; 4) Toponymy reflects the standardization trend in the Soviet society; 5)...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Anthropology and Ethnology2014
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CONTEMPORARY FAMILY - BETWEEN INDIVIDUALISM AND RECIPROCAL DEDICATION

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, N. Vacaru)

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During the last decades, the family has undergone some profound mutations in its structure and functions: it has become increasingly sensitive to all changes occurring in society. Consequently, the term family has become more ambiguous and it tends to cover today some different realities than those characteristic to the previous generation. The structure and functionality of the family has a psychosocial character. Doesn't matters the personalities taken in themselves, but their relationship, the interaction betwe...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Anthropology and Ethnology2014
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THE DERIVATION STUDY OF METAPHOR

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, L. M. Alekseeva, Y. V. Isaeva, S. L. Mishlanova)

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The article deals with the derivation view of metaphor. The main aim is to present the results of metaphor research connected with our interest in metaphor as a vehicle for cognition and communication. We try to show the view of metaphor, based on the assumption that it is analogous to communicative syntax. The process of metaphorisation is described in terms of mechanisms of text formation reflecting the results of cognition. Such view would differ from traditional ones by being dynamic, cognitive and anthropocen...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Anthropology and Ethnology2014
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ANTHROPOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF JUVENILITY AND GRACILITY AS A MANIFESTATION OF AN EPOCH-MAKING TENDENCY OF A MODERN MAN

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, L. Khokhlova, V. Kamenskaya)

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A detailed account in the article is given to the empirical findings concerning such insufficiently studied constitutional characteristics of a man as juvenility and gracility. Students sample heterogeneity on these constitutional characteristics is proved. The obtained results reflect differential sex-specific evolutionary development of a modern man, complex nonlinear interaction of juvenility and gracility as a somatotype manifestation.

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Anthropology and Ethnology2014
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ILLNESS AND MEDICATION THROUGH THE EYES OF ROMA PEOPLE IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, I. Kasparova)

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This paper concentrates upon Roma ways of dealing with illness from the perspective of social anthropology. Social science defines illness primarily as an opposite to the state of health. As such, it is to great extend a subjective and relative phenomenon, determined most of all by the native culture. Ethno medicine, a sub-field of social anthropology, offers for these purposes so called Explanatory model of Arthur Kleinman [9]. The author does not offer practical solutions in her paper. Rather, she points to diff...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Anthropology and Ethnology2014
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A RITUAL IN MODERN EVERYDAY LIFE OF THE YAKUT PEOPLE

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, N. Struchkova, C. Yakovleva, Alekseeva A.)

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Ritual is a form of symbolic action, expressing the connection of a subject with a system of social relations and values. The main theme of any ritual was theme of creation of the world, which resulted in the establishment of people relations system. Ritual performs several vital functions, which are primarily a function of individual socialization, as well as integrating and reproducing function. The function of individual socialization is that the ritual prepares the individual to the social life, nurturing it n...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Anthropology and Ethnology2014
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HOLOCAUST IN LATVIAN LITERATURE: THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL ASPECTS

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, E. Vasiljeva)

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The given interdisciplinary research regards on the basis of the analysis of literary texts the specificity of the perception of the Holocaust in Latvia that demonstrates transformation of anthropological categories related to the perception of the alien, life, death, responsibility, sinfulness. In the contemporary Latvian cultural space the theme of the Holocaust is given a special place. It is one of the aspects of the interpretation of the events of World War II and the human factor in the context of the war. (...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Anthropology and Ethnology2014
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STREET AS A PARADIGM OF PLEASANT LIFE - INFLUENCE OF THE MEDIAEVAL CITY WITHIN DIOCLETIAN'S PALACE ON THE NEW URBAN TYPOLOGY OF THE MODERN SPLIT

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, A. Grgic, S. M. Barcot, D. Tusek)

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The research examines the success of implementation of theoretical basis of modern urban typologies in Split, particularly of the thesis that new social environments can achieve spatial and sensorial characteristics similar to those in the town's historic core. The research approaches street as a paradigm of public space in the context of the new city area from 1970s, the so-called Split 3, as well as in the context of the historic core. Insight into the urbanistic plans of Split 3 and both theoretical and practic...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Architecture & Design2014
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THE CHRISTIAN FAMILY PROMOTES THE ESSENTIAL HUMAIN CHRISTIAN VALUES

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, I. Enasoae)

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The Christian family, aware of its role as a fundamental cell which is capable of draining the human race, is called to actively engage in the promotion and the defence of human and Christian values. The quasi-generalized crisis of moral, religious, social and material values has its origin mainly in the family crisis. The Christian family must rediscover its own intrinsic value to persistently promote ignored or lost values of our current society. The values constantly rediscovered and promoted by the Christian f...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Anthropology and Ethnology2014
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HOW TO EDUCATE CZECH CHILDREN: SOCIAL NETWORK AS A SPACE OF PARENTAL ETHNOTHEORIES NEGOTIATION

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, I. Kasparova)

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Paper introduces, upon the context of gender-role divisions, current parental ethnotheories applied to childhood learning in the Czech Republic. It illuminates work-or-care dilemma women are still facing and pinpoints different life strategies that Czech families conclude from it. It introduces a new term – cosmology of education, and relates to it theories of institution-centred learning and unschooling. Data used to support the theory come from longitudinal research on schooling in the Czech society, especiall...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Anthropology and Ethnology2014
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THE MORAL ORDER OF WORK

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, N. Vacaru)

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The social representation of work has been shaped by several factors along the history, each having its importance in relation with the cultural context of each era. In the modern secular society, the justification of work has lost its ethical-religious side to a large extent, but, despite its primarily economic determination, one cannot ignore the psychological aspects. By offering to God his work, the person is associated to the redemptive work of the Christ (by considering the work as dignified by the Christ Hi...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Anthropology and Ethnology2014
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INDO-EUROPEAN ORIGINS IN THE FORMATION OF THE ANCIENT TURKIC CULTURE (ON THE EXAMPLE OF ETHNO-LINGUISTIC MATERIALS OF SIBERIAN TURKIC PEOPLES)

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, A. I. Gogolev)

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Origin of ancient Turkic tribes remains an important issue. As the ancient used to say, "In one thing there is what we know and what we do not know." Therefore, the proposed article focuses on "what we do not know" or rather "do not know much." On the other hand, we know that ethnogenesis of any ethnos (in this case ancient Turkic tribes) proceeds in a long time in the interaction of diverse processes. On that basis the formation process of the ancient Turkic culture should be divided into two conditional stages -...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Anthropology and Ethnology2014
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POLITICAL ONTOLOGY OF TECHNICAL IMAGES OR ANYBODY CAN BE THE HUNDREDTH MONKEY

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, T. Hauer)

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The term technical image (according to the media theorist Vilem Flusser, its first form was photography, and the last form by now have been images projected in all possible forms of screens, monitors and displays, including holograms) can be understood as a term referring to the beginning of a new age, which is coming after the age of linear writing. Historically as well as ontologically, compared to the previous tradition, these technical images mean rupture, a breakthrough. Creating technical images was the nece...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Philosophy2014
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VALENCES OF FREEDOM IN PHILOSOPHY AND CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, C. D. Balan)

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The concept of freedom has been understood differently in antiquity. Thus, in the classical Greek world, freedom belongs only to a few individuals. In Athens, only free citizens were considered truly free and not slaves and foreigners. Linguistic history of the word "freedom" demonstrates its origin in the society of slave owners. In such society only the master is free, slaves, women and children, over which he reigns are without freedom. Over time, every ideology claimed that defends and promotes freedom, which,...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Philosophy2014
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HEALING EFFECT OF THE ACT OF HOLY ANOINTING OIL IN THE RITUAL OF HOLY UNCTION

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, G. Plesca, A. M. Gheorghe)

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Illness and suffering are closely related to post-Adamic human existence. Orthodox spirituality teaches us that God never allows suffering beyond endurance. Present suffering is also proportional with one's personal sins or virtues. So that the most afflicted ones either the most sinful or the most righteous. Thus man discovers that meaning of suffering is that of partaking of the passions of Christ and then suffering becomes a ladder ascending towards heaven. The Mystery of the Holy Unction shares grace healing o...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Philosophy2014
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ONTOLOGY OF SENSE AND NEW INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, Y. Shaev)

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Nowadays many versions of ontology are loosing their meaning completely or partial. It happens because of various reasons. First of all, the development of information technologies and human sciences, which are influence more and more on the life on the contemporary man, and make him to rethink about the problems of being, and contact with it. Secondary, the process of aesthetisation is getting stronger, and that's why increase the role of the being of the things in the everyday structures. In these case, we pay a...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Philosophy2014
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