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Mudurnu: The Realities of a Small Turkish Silk Road Town vs. UNESCO World Heritage
Authors: Yildirim A. Ege
Published: January 2025

This paper presents the story of a heritage management professional’s journey through her various roles, from the academic, consultant, administrator, and property owner through to entrepreneur, to support the cultural and natural heritage-led sustainable development of the Historic Guild Town of Mudurnu, a small town inscribed on Türkiye’s UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List and located on the northwest Anatolian section of the Silk Road. The author first provides the background of her doctoral dissertation on urban conservation projects and governance, the Mudurnu Cultural Heritage Site Management Plan preparation and implementation periods, the nomination file prepared for the UNESCO World Heritage List, and the context in which it failed to be inscribed on the World Heritage List. She then presents the experiences of the following civilian entrepreneurial period, where she founded Terra Mudurnu Culture Tourism and Real Estate Inc. with her partners, restored a historic building in Mudurnu called Madanlar Mansion, and started operating it as a boutique hotel. The author shares her interpretation of events and situations in Mudurnu from the perspectives of the “people,” “economy,” and “politics” challenges in heritage management and destination development. She juxtaposes the historical trajectory of the town—its rise, decline, and potential future recovery—with contemporary global trends like climate-driven tourism shifts and neo-ruralization, linking these macro perspectives to localized challenges and opportunities. While acknowledging the resilience of cities and their tangible heritage in the context of the “longue durée,” the author testifies that the creative and persistent search for new and improved models in the path of culture and heritage-led sustainable development needs to be humbly reconciled with local realities, seeing the mix of successes and failures as a learning experiment on the limits and possibilities for heritage professionals contributing to broader society.
Unveiling challenges and insights in cloud Enterprise Resource Planning systems adoption: A case study of the Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP
Authors: Rîndaşu Sînziana-Maria , Ionescu-Feleagă Liliana , Ionescu Bogdan-Ștefan , Barbu Alexandra Mihaela
Published: January 2025

The migration from legacy systems to cloud Enterprise Resource Planning systems is driven by technological advancements and competitive pressure, prompting companies to seek more agile and scalable solutions. Although developers and vendors aim to ease the adoption process, significant challenges persist and can lead to potential disruptions to business operations and affect the organisations’ reputation. Starting from a qualitative approach, this study aims to explore and uncover the difficulties faced by end users across different roles and industries. An inductive examination of these challenges is undertaken using a thematic approach, focusing on one of the most acclaimed cloud Enterprise Resource Planning solutions, Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP. Continuing with a quantitative examination, the study comparatively analyses the challenges in terms of industry and their evolution from 2020 to 2023. The research sheds light on the breadth and depth of issues faced by direct beneficiaries, demonstrating that even highly regarded solutions exhibit a myriad of challenges. Therefore, our research provides valuable insights for businesses, practitioners, and researchers, enhancing their understanding of the subject and providing insights into strategic decisions related to adopting and using cloud Enterprise Resource Planning systems. Acknowledging and addressing these challenges is crucial for companies navigating the complexities of cloud Enterprise Resource Planning adoption to achieve the full potential of solutions and achieve sustainable competitive advantages in today’s fast-paced business environment.
Factors influencing brands’ reputation on social media
Authors: Alves Joana , Teixeira Sara , Oliveira Zaila , Teixeira Sandrina
Published: January 2025

Social networks considerably impact brand reputation, influencing consumer behaviour, perceptions, and purchase intentions. The content of brands on social media is central to consumer attitudes and behaviour and the formulation of opinions about the brand and its reputation. Therefore, this research aims to identify the factors that influence the reputation of brands on social media. A quantitative methodology was adopted using the online questionnaire data collection technique through a non-probabilistic convenience sample (N=185). After statistical analysis using PLS-SEM, the results show that social media influencers contribute to brand reputation on social networks. This article contributes to understanding the role of social networks in brand reputation by showing the aspects that most influence reputation and providing marketing professionals and managers with the most effective tools for their brands’ reputation.
Impact of Website Quality and User Satisfaction on Consumer Loyalty in Lithuanian C2C E-Commerce Platforms
Authors: Ūsas Antanas , Jasinskas Edmundas , Štreimikienė Dalia
Published: January 2025

This study was commenced to understand the effect of consumer satisfaction and website quality on loyalty in the Consumer to Consumer (C2C) E-Commerce business. This study used a survey method with the questionnaire as an instrument to gather the data required. As many as 400 respondents participated in this study, whereas all data was collected from those living in Lithuania and have used this website before. All data was then further processed and analysed using SPSS software. Descriptive statistics and regression analyses was used to determine website quality and satisfaction impact for consumer loyalty. After analysing all the gathered data, it can be concluded that website quality, and satisfaction positively affect customer loyalty in the C2C e-commerce business.
Changes in the use of online resources by translation trainees during the course of their MASTER’s studies
Authors: Sermann Eszter
Published: January 2025

This paper reports on the results of a process-oriented longitudinal study focusing on the use of online translation resources by translation trainees during a specific human translation (HT) or post-editing (PE) task. It focuses on how students’ resource dominance changes over the four semesters of training: human translators’ and post-editors’ online resource use is also compared, as are students’ research strategies in terms of (1) the types of resources, (2) the frequency of resource use and (3) the time spent on resource consultation at the beginning and the end of their training.
Self-translation and/or Rewriting. The translingual journey of Alba de Céspedes, from Sans autre lieu que la nuit to Nel buio della notte
Authors: Fedele Silvia
Published: January 2025

De Céspedes’ work is characterized by a complex linguistic mosaic, culminating in the last twenty years with the experimental novel Sans autre lieu que la nuit, influenced by 1970s Italian narrative and set in Paris. The novel’s French, rich in various registers, required extensive adaptation for the Italian translation Nel buio della notte. The article analyses the translation strategies and narrative devices used to adapt the novel to Italian culture, highlighting the differences between the two works.
Marinetti: An ‘Antipasseist’ and Liberated Translator, from Symbolist and Futurist Rewrites to the Poems of Francesco Cangiullo
Authors: Bolici Martina
Published: January 2025

The contribution aims to point out the allographic translation activity that accompanied, from the very beginning, the creative work of the founder of futurism, Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, who was also a fine writer of French symbolism, a translingual author, a self-translator and a cultural mediator. We will begin by presenting accomplished Symbolist and Futurist translations into French and Italian, and we will also consider unfinished projects. We will later focus on the hitherto unexplored French versions of two poems by the Neapolitan Futurist Francesco Cangiullo to document a (re)creative and organic translating practice.
Increasing the Availability of Public Passenger Transport by Individual Car by Using Travel Applications
Authors: Mašek Jaroslav , Pálková Adriana , Bulková Zdenka
Published: January 2025

The article deals with the implementation of the co-modality in public passenger transport. The article includes a brief description of the co-modality and the selected region and describes the benefits of the co-modality. The article concludes with a proof of concept and isochrones showing how public transport becomes more accessible to society using co-modality.
The Perspective Trends in the Development of the Logistics Services Market in Russia: Rail Transport
Authors: Vladimirovich Kurenkov Petr , Anatolyevna Ostashevskaya Oksana , Jozef Majerčák
Published: January 2025

An urgent issue in the development of logistics in Russia is the improvement of the supply of goods by rail. This is due to the influence of many external factors: the complication of the geopolitical situation, the introduction of economic sanctions against Russia, the loss of old and the opening of new territorial markets, as well as the emergence of new directions of transportation. At the same time, the need to maintain and improve the quality of logistics services remains. The study results presented in the article are based on official statistical sources and press data and represent an overview of the main trends in rail transport, considering the prospects for contract logistics.
Company Income Tax, Custom and Excise Duties: A Prelude for Nigerian Economic Growth Using ARDL Approach
Authors: Bakare Taophic Olarewaju , Akindele Jamiu Adeniyi , Babansulaiman Abdulganiyu , Adegboyega Ayodeji Hakeem
Published: January 2025

Objective –The main objective of this paper is to examine the effects of company income tax, customs and excise duties, and economic growth in Nigeria.Design/Methodology –The study used Auto Regressive Distributed Lag and the study covered the period between 1982 – 2022 with the aid of ex-post facto research design.Research limitations/implications –The study is limited to tax revenue precisely custom and excise duties and company income tax using times series analysis. The implications of this study are that in order to significantly enhance revenue inflows from excise duties and CIT source, the report advises the government focus on expanding the tax base rather than raising the rate of corporate income tax.Findings – The results found that company income tax has positive and significant effect on economic growth in Nigeria with the coefficient 1.1532 and p-value 0.000 while custom and excise duties revealed negative but significant effect with the coefficient -0.1315 and p-value 0.010 on economic growth in Nigeria.Novelty/Originality –The originality of this research lies in the methodology of the study where previous studies analysed the data through econometric techniques such as FMOLS and Johansen co-integration techniques which do not provide for the accommodation of small samples, “ARDL method used by this study yields statistically significant results in small samples. More also, ARDL technique yields unbiased and dependable estimates of the long-run model. That makes this study a unique and contribution to the body of knowledge.
Technology Adoption Factors for Supreme Audit Institutions
Authors: Ceki Babalwa , Moloi Tankiso
Published: January 2025

Objective –Arguably, there is a shortage of research on how supreme audit institutions can use cutting-edge technologies to make them more effective and stay up with the evolving audit landscape as we are in the 4IR age. Professional auditing and accounting groups encourage using cutting-edge technologies in accounting and auditing duties. However, public sector auditing is trailing behind in the digital transition. Guidelines regarding the elements that superior audit institutions must consider when implementing cutting-edge technologies are still required. This paper fills the gap in the literature by providing technology adoption factors that have been verified for usefulness and practicability and then evaluated in order of significance by experts from eight different countries. Therefore, the findings and recommendations of the paper are applicable and relevant on a global scale.Design/Methodology –Experts were consulted to validate and rate the importance and practicability of the variables and processes for technology adoption using two Delphi questionnaires.Results –The technology adoption factors identified were assistance from top management, a plan for embracing technology, and fostering an environment focused on digital culture. Assessing the current systems for compliance with legislation, organization-wide preparation, and the ability to incorporate new technology, ongoing staff training, regulatory compliance, environmental policies, and audit standards are necessary. Evaluating the technology's compatibility and complexity, doing a cost-benefit analysis, and determining whether the auditee platforms are ready for advanced technology auditing were rated as important technology adoption factors by experts.
Ethical Dilemmas: Unveiling Accounting Students' Whistleblowing Intentions in Indonesian University
Authors: Suhartini Dwi , Putri Sofie Yunida , Azmiyanti Rizdina
Published: January 2025

Objective –This study examines the impact of professional commitment and Machiavellian traits on whistleblowing intentions among accounting students in A-accredited universities in Surabaya, Indonesia.Design/methodology –Using non-probability quota sampling, 150 questionnaires were collected through Google Forms. Data analysis employed multiple linear regression and independent sample t-tests.Results –Results show that professional commitment and Machiavellian traits significantly influence students’ whistleblowing intentions. No significant differences between public and private university students regarding these factors were found. The study reveals high levels of professional commitment and Machiavellian traits among accounting students, emphasizing the need for business ethics education to promote integrity in the accounting profession. Universities should implement strategies to control Machiavellian traits through incentives and punishments for addressing campus fraud. The research highlights the importance of ethics education in strengthening resolve against corruption and ethical violations in accounting.Research limitations/implications –Limitations include potential variations in reporting intentions upon entering the workforce due to factors like reporting costs and employment opportunities.Novelty–The study’s conclusions relate only to new graduates, and non-probability sampling means results cannot be generalized to all situations or applied to individuals with substantial work experience.
CEO and Firm Performance: Indonesian Evidence
Authors: Indrawati Novita , Zarefar Arumega
Published: January 2025

Objective –This study aims to empirically examine the effect of CEO tenure and CEO work experience on firm performance.Design/Methodology –Ordinary least square (OLS) is used as an analytical technique to test the research hypothesis. This research sample consists of companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) from 2018 to 2022, with 451 total observations. We conduct robustness tests using alternative measurements for the dependent variable to prove that the results of this study are robust.Results –The study's key findings are as follows: CEO tenure is found to have a detrimental effect on firm performance. In contrast, CEO work experience is shown to impact firm performance positively.Novelty/Originality –To the author's knowledge, research that distinguishes between tenure and CEO work experience and its effect on firm performance is still scarce, especially in the Indonesian context. This study opens a new perspective on the experience of a CEO who is seen not only by working time but also by the number of companies he has led.
Financial Reporting Quality and Accrual Accounting Disclosures: An Empirical Study on Regional Governments in Indonesia
Authors: Asrofa Sadifa , Darwanis Darwanis , A Nuraini
Published: January 2025

Objective –This research aims to investigate the quality of financial reporting and the extent of accrual accounting disclosure in Indonesia. Additionally, it examines the influence of capital expenditure budget, size, and age on the quality of financial reporting, with accrual accounting disclosure acting as a mediator.Design/Methodology –The study was conducted by performing a textual analysis of 380 regional government financial reports in Indonesia. Data analysis was executed using the SEM-PLS method, facilitated by SmartPLS version 3.Results – Although no LGFS achieved a perfect score for reporting quality, there was a notable improvement in the quality of financial reporting and accrual-based accounting disclosures in the LGFS from 2017 to 2021. The capital expenditure budget, the age of the local government and accrual accounting disclosures significantly affect the quality of financial reporting. Furthermore, accrual accounting disclosures mediate the effect of local government size on the quality of financial reporting.Research limitations/implications –This research does not yet fully capture the quality of financial reporting and accrual accounting disclosures in Indonesia, as the study is limited to regional governments established in 2007. However, these findings can serve as a reference for local administrations striving to enhance the quality of their financial reporting and accrual accounting practices.Novelty/Originality –This study complements existing research on the progression of accrual accounting in Indonesia through textual analysis and further examines how accrual accounting disclosures affect the quality of financial reporting, while mediating key factors within local Indonesian governments.
Another grave loss for child health
Authors: Salih Mustafa
Published: January 2025

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Ranking of sustainability in the environmental model of Sangan Ore Complex
Authors: Baettela Mehran , Karimi Saeed , Jafari Hamidreza
Published: January 2025

The mining area belongs to the ecologically fragile area, whose ecological and environmental problems have aroused the concern of researchers, for this purpose, studies are conducted in the field of environmental quality, sustainability and vulnerability of the ecosystem, ecological civilization and ecological security. To select the most appropriate indicators for the development of Sangan iron ore mines, sustainable development indicators from the main set of indicators of the Sustainable Development Commission were used. The FARE technique is based on the relationship between system parameters, that is, the direction and strength of their influence. Direction is indicated by a positive or negative, indicating that the considered criterion either affects or depends on another criterion. This technique was used to evaluate environmental indicators of mines. The results show that according to the opinion of experts, in the economic dimension, the share of women in direct paid employment in the mining sector has the highest weight and the income of farmers has the lowest weight. In the social dimension, the immigration rate has the highest weight and the dependency rate has the lowest weight. In the environmental dimension, Water quality has the highest weight and endangered species has the lowest weight.
Sociological diagnostics of pathologies in the practice of public regional administration
Authors: Kachurova Elena Vladimirovna
Published: January 2025

This article presents the results of the sociological diagnosis of pathologies in the practice of public regional administration. The relevance of the research topic is due to the presence of problems in the socio-economic development of the country, largely related to the quality of the forms and methods used in management activities, both at the federal and regional levels. The tasks of pathology research in the practice of public regional management are of paramount importance, since any modification of the management system can be effective only if there is a clear understanding of the barriers preventing it from approaching the most useful state. Nevertheless, the study and implementation of the mechanism of systemic counteraction to destructive factors of regional governance remains a relatively new phenomenon in the context of the so-called transformation. The methodological basis used is the work of researchers devoted to the study of social mechanisms; dialectical approach, the concept of technologization of management. As part of the study of the chosen topic, a methodology was developed and a sociological study was conducted using the questionnaire method - an expert survey "Analysis of factors contributing to or hindering the effective operation of public regional government." (February - March 2024). The study included a questionnaire survey of experts from four regions of the Central Federal District. (Belgorod, Kursk, Voronezh and Oryol regions) and a secondary analysis of the results of sociological research. Based on the conducted sociological diagnostics, indicators of pathologies in public regional management were identified: an incompetence-oriented system of professional development of managerial personnel; making managerial decisions for personal interest, etc. The illustration of pathology indicators in the practice of public regional management highlights the importance of developing a mechanism that promotes systemic leveling of pathologies in the management practice of public regional management.
AU-DELÀ DES FAITS :
Authors: Joux Alexandre , Cardoso Teixeira Gisela
Published: January 2025

Le renouveau du fact-checking au tournant des années 2000 concerne d’abord la parole politique, qui basculera en partie dans le registre de la « post-vérité » à la fin des années 2010. Confronté au mépris pour les faits et à la désinformation, le fact-checking réaffirme l’autorité des journalistes et se présente comme un moyen de favoriser l’émancipation des lecteurs-citoyens, comme le montre le fact-checking des débats d’entre-deux tours en France et au Brésil, analysés dans cet article. Les éléments de preuve convoqués installent la méthode journalistique en norme et passent sous silence la dimension narrative du journalisme, celle où se joue la liberté d’expression et la représentation de la diversité des opinions. Entre politiques et journalistes, entre lecteurs convaincus et publics éloignés, un « nous versus eux » émerge qui questionne la prétention initiale du fact-checking à replacer le journalisme au cœur des échanges publics.
MEDIOS QUE YA NO MEDIAN
Authors: Gambetta Abella Leticia , Huertas Agustina
Published: January 2025

RESUMEN – Este trabajo analiza el lugar de enunciación que se configura a partir de la publicación de una noticia por parte de ciertos periodistas del diario uruguayo El Observador, sobre un caso de corrupción en el gobierno nacional. La particularidad de este caso radica principalmente en que los periodistas escogieron sus cuentas de X en lugar del medio escrito, para difundir la información. El análisis de dichas publicaciones bajo el marco del análisis crítico del discurso de redes sociales, conduce a identificar los espacios de enunciación que desdibujan los límites de la enunciación mediática y vuelven impredecible la comunicación contemporánea.
ABSTRACT – This study analyzes the place of enunciation that is configured from the publication of an article by certain journalists from the Uruguayan newspaper El Observador, about a case of corruption in the national government. The particularity of this case lies mainly in the journalists who chose their X accounts instead of the written medium, to spread the information. The analysis of these publications within the framework of critical discourse analysis of social networks leads to the identification of spaces of enunciation that blur the limits of media enunciation and make contemporary communication unpredictable.
RESUMO – Este trabalho analisa o lugar de enunciação que se configura a partir da publicação de uma notícia por parte de certos jornalistas do jornal uruguaio El Observador, sobre um caso de corrupção no governo nacional. A particularidade deste caso reside principalmente no fato de que os jornalistas escolheram suas contas no X em vez do meio escrito, para divulgar a informação. A análise dessas publicações sob o marco da análise crítica do discurso de redes sociais leva à identificação dos espaços de enunciação que desfocam os limites da enunciação midiática e tornam imprevisível a comunicação contemporânea.
Infecções Sexualmente Transmissíveis e métodos contraceptivos: utilizando jogo interativo com adolescentes no Programa Saúde na Escola
Authors: Saldanha Bruna Lopes , Costa Beatriz Silva Barbosa da , Figueiredo Ana Carolina Carpinteiro de , Souza Nathalia Padilha de , Silva Amanda dos Santos Farias da , Santos Yasmin Miranda dos , Jesus Danyele Santana de , Sena Larissa Silveira de Lima , Oliveira Cíntia Regina Bezerra de , Ferreira Nathalia Arnold
Published: January 2025

Objetivo: Relatar a experiência dos acadêmicos do 9º período de graduação do curso de enfermagem sobre uma atividade educativa e preventiva a respeito de métodos contraceptivos, e infecções sexualmente transmissíveis, em uma escola municipal da rede pública do Rio de Janeiro. Relato de experiência: Um dos cenários de vivência do acadêmico de enfermagem durante o estágio obrigatório em saúde coletiva, é o ambiente escolar, por meio do Programa Saúde na Escola (PSE). A partir disso, os discentes realizaram ação de promoção da saúde com 6 (seis) turmas do 6º ao 9º ano, de uma escola municipal da rede pública no município do Rio de Janeiro, sobre métodos contraceptivos, e infecções sexualmente transmissíveis. Para abordar a temática, utilizou-se uma metodologia lúdica e interativa. Primeiramente, ocorreu a discussão da temática, e posteriormente, a fim de, verificar se o conhecimento foi adquirido, ocorreu um jogo em grupo de perguntas e respostas. Considerações finais: A utilização do jogo educativo como um instrumento lúdico, naquele cenário, ampliou o universo de possibilidades para alcançar o público-alvo de forma eficaz.
Breaking the monotony: Exploring the approach of game-based learning in students’ understanding of antimicrobials and antimicrobial resistance
Authors: Mahalmani Vidya , Angadi Netravathi Basavaraj , Pattanshetti Swapnil
Published: January 2025

Objectives:

The primary objective of the study was to evaluate students’ understanding of the subject through GBL compared to traditional didactic lectures. The secondary objective was to evaluate the perception and feedback of students regarding the GBL.

Materials and Methods:

After didactic lectures over a month, a pre-test was conducted for the whole batch. Following this, GBL was conducted for the entire batch. A virtual board numbered from 1 to 100 was prepared and played with virtual dice and game pieces. The board had colour-coded antibiotics (blue in colour), microorganisms (yellow in colour) and mutated organisms (red in colour). The player had to move either ahead or back based on the block he landed on. A set of questions were prepared, which varied from lower-order questions to higher-order thinking. The lower order questions included drug of choice, mechanism of action, uses and adverse effects, WhatsApp emoji-based questions, match the following, word puzzle and image-based questions. The higher-order questions included case scenarios with irrational antibiotic prescriptions and drug-resistant cases. The students had to analyse the treatment given and comment upon it. Furthermore, questions related to antimicrobial stewardship were asked so that students were able to understand the importance of the antimicrobial stewardship programme as well. After every question, a brief discussion about the condition and different options was done so that the students understand the subject and learn to critically evaluate the antimicrobials prescribed. After this activity, a post-test was conducted.

Results:

On comparing the pre-test (14.46 ± 0.29) and post-test scores (17.55 ± 0.26*), it was noted that students performed better in the post-test (*P < 0.0001). Students’ feedback regarding GBL revealed that this innovative teaching learning method was enjoyable. It helped them to interact and understand the concepts better.

Conclusion:

Therefore, virtual board game on antimicrobials is easy, affordable and can be implemented at every institution, especially in developing countries where there is rampant usage of antimicrobials.
Capecitabine-induced lupus erythematosus: A rare occurrence
Authors: Dhanju Nimarbir Kaur , Gupta Sharang , Sarangal Rishu , Chopra Dimple
Published: January 2025

Drug-induced lupus erythematosus (LE) is an autoimmune event where the patient develops cutaneous LE-like symptoms after exposure to certain drugs. Capecitabine is an antineoplastic drug that is used in the treatment of various cancers. Here, we report a case of a 36-year-old female, a known case of stage-4 metastatic breast carcinoma, who presented with photosensitive erythematous plaques on the face, neck and forearms along with thrombocytopenia after the fourth cycle of capecitabine. Clinical presentation and dermoscopy of the rash were consistent with subacute cutaneous lupus erythematosus (SCLE), which was confirmed by skin biopsy and serology. Skin lesions, as well as thrombocytopenia, improved after stopping capecitabine. This is the first case report of SCLE induced by capecitabine from our country.
Narrative strategies in Mikhail Elizarov's collection of short prose “We Went Out for a Smoke for 17 Years”
Authors: Kuryanov S. O. , Pirozhenko A. I.
Published: January 2025

The article is devoted to the narrative features of Mikhail Elizarov's collection of short prose "We Went Out for a Smoke for 17 Years". The aim of article is to show the originality of the author's narrative strategy in the works placed in the book. The novelty of the study lies in the fact that it attempts a holistic literary analysis of the collection from the point of view of the author's narrative strategies. In order to achieve the set goal, the structural method and the method of intertextual analysis are used in the work. In Elizarov, in comparison with other contemporary Russian writers, intertext acquires greater weight. The unreliability of the narrator also becomes an important part of the poetics of the collection. In Yelizarov's stories, the narrator combines the traits of the biographical author, the narrator, and the narrator. A large part of the book is occupied, on the one hand, by far from reality fiction, on the other hand, by documentaryism. Elizarov creates a strong link with the literary tradition of the past: one can trace the intersections with A. P. Chekhov; there is an obvious connection with the works of Nikolai Gogol, Alexander Pushkin, as well as with the novel "The Sun of the Dead" by I. S. Shmelyov. The book is not so much a collection as a separate work, in which it is possible to identify a single course of the plot, with retrospection and a view from the future, a single hero / storyteller / narrator / author. At the same time, the method of narration changes from story to story. A special place in the book is given to binary oppositions, which often turn out to be the centre of a particular story. The opposition "past / present" runs through the whole book, the author develops the opposition "East / West", the opposition "native / native" becomes important, and through the opposition "intellectual / common man" the narrator tries to find out who he is and what his place in the global world is. The connection with the literary tradition of the past, reflected in the principles of narration, in the themes, conflicts and images of the collection, allows both the book and the personality of the writer to become an important link in the literary process.
On the status of text syntax as a section of the science of language
Authors: Kuchieva L. A.
Published: January 2025

The article presents the author's position on substantiating the status of text syntax as a language level and a section of the science of language. As arguments the general signs of conformity to this status and their manifestation in the conditions of text syntax are stated. The following are emphasised: sufficiency of scientific support of the theory of text syntax; reality of its own functions, its own categories: units, relations, types of connection, regularities of their manifestation; compositional and stylistic specificity, its own expressive possibilities, connections with other sciences, as well as general scientific and applied significance. The functional approach to the study of text syntax and its manifestation is actualised. The text is defined as a means of linguistic reflection of phenomena or events of objective reality and a means of forming acts of speech communication in the form of a system of appropriate composition of functions performed. Text syntax is presented as a level of functioning of all levels of language, as a functioning system of linguistic means, as a level of communicative manifestation of language, as language itself in its objective-subjective phenomenality. The syntax of a text as a branch of language science is presented as describing the communicatively significant units of a language based on their meaning, structure and functions, the processes of their formation and the specifics of their functioning. In this regard, the methodological function of the text syntax itself is considered as the science of the process of forming (composing) a text and the algorithm of its study. In this aspect, a comprehensive text analysis is presented, formed in the logic of linguistic analysis based on the syntax of the text.
Metaphor as language means of mythological and ideological discourses in linguophilosophical aspects
Authors: Libba E. A.
Published: January 2025

The aim of the article is to try to highlight the main characteristics of metaphor as a discursive strategy and mechanism of philosophical discourse (in mythological and ideological aspects). One of the main mechanisms of discursiveness as a phenomenon is the correlation of cognitive, expressive and evaluative metaphors, phraseological units and tropes. To bring these contradictions to a ‘common denominator’, the author of the article identifies relatively stable discursive constructions based on the ontologisation of lexico-grammatical metamorphoses of discourse. The main parameter of ideological-worldview discourse is the presence of a large number of addressees due to the fact that ideological-worldview discourse is a phenomenon of communication, and it is complex and, as a rule, occurs on a large scale. The article also aims to address the topical issue of metaphors as linguistic means used to create discourse mechanisms, since analysing their use would make it possible to identify and classify all kinds of discursive constructions. Such linguistic means, in particular, include tropes (metaphors) and stable phraseological turns. This issue is also investigated in detail in the process of analysing the linguistic means by which discourse is constructed. In addition, the questions of the adequacy of the use of stable metaphors and phraseological turns in the language and their role in the formation of discursive discourse as communicative acts are considered. The author of the article dwells on the aspects of mythological and ideological discourse in the refraction of the problems of modern linguistics (mythological and ideological aspects in the context of linguophilosophy). Further, an attempt is made to investigate and systematically reveal the structural content of various specific cases of discursivity: those features of discourse that would make it possible to identify a particular field of knowledge (for example, to distinguish science from religion, ideology from art) by the qualities of the communicative-speech utterances themselves. The article also identifies metaphors as discursive mechanisms as specific linguistic means (based on their universal nature) in the process of their functioning.
Artistic redundancy of Fyodor Dostoevsky's early works
Authors: Makarichev F. V.
Published: January 2025

The author's goal is to study such a phenomenon as artistic redundancy. A study of Dostoevsky's works shows that some images and plots were originally conceived by the writer more complex and diverse than they were included in the final text of the work. This is confirmed by the drafts and notebooks of the writer, in which the stages of the creative process are recorded. Dostoevsky returned to unused fiction when writing subsequent stories and novels, creating variants of the intended characters and plots. Therefore, there were several tasks for the study of early works: to highlight the artistic images and plots of the works "Poor Folk", "White Nights" and "The Insulted and Humiliated", which, as a result of the potential inherent in them, Dostoevsky used to create subsequent novels; show how, as a result of "artistic redundancy", not only variants of characters or plots were created, but a typology of images was formed and the specifics of the plot construction of Dostoevsky's works were determined. Therefore, the main methods necessary for solving problems were systemic and comparative-typological. For example, the artistic redundancy of the image of Makar Devushkin leads to the creation of the main character of the story "The Double," which is a version of the image of Makar, who was left alone. The image of Mr. Bykov gives impetus to the development of a gallery of cynic heroes - Prince Valkovsky, Svidrigailov, Stavrogin, Fyodor Karamazov. Artistic redundancy allows you to trace the features of the creative process of Fyodor Dostoevsky and reveal the foundations of his artistic method and style.
On the issue of Mongolic borrowings in Yakut vocabulary (based on the names of fur-bearing animals)
Authors: Turantaeva N. V. , Malysheva N. V.
Published: January 2025

This article presents a linguistic analysis of Mongolic borrowings in the Yakut language, using the names of fur-bearing animals as a case study. The relevance of this research stems from the need to document and describe one of the less-studied areas of Yakut vocabulary – Mongolic borrowings in the names of fur-bearing animals. This study plays a crucial role in preserving the unique lexical heritage that reflects historical and cultural contacts between the Yakuts and Mongolic-speaking peoples. The aim of the work is to identify and systematise Mongolic borrowings in the domain of fur-bearing animal names and to explore their linguistic and cultural significance within the Yakut language. Tasks include reviewing existing scientific literature, collecting and classifying lexical items, and conducting etymological research. Analysing Mongolic borrowings in the names of fur-bearing animals will reveal features that help understand the evolution of linguistic interactions and the formation of the contemporary linguistic landscape of Yakutia. The article employs methods of semantic, etymological, and comparative-historical analysis. The results of the study demonstrate that Mongolic borrowings hold a significant place in Yakut vocabulary. The research identifies specific morphological and phonetic changes that occurred during the adaptation of Mongolic words into Yakut. Special attention is given to the analysis of semantic changes, including the preservation of original meanings, the use of euphemisms, metaphorical transfers, and semantic adaptation. These aspects reflect deep cultural and linguistic interactions between the Yakuts and Mongolic-speaking ethnic groups. The findings contribute to a broader understanding of lexical borrowing processes and deepen the comprehension of language interactions between different ethnic groups.
Language attitudes and orientations of Sakha children and youth aged 13-18 in conditions of balanced bilingualism (on the example of schoolchildren in Yakutsk, Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
Authors: Filippova V. V. , Filippova S. V.
Published: January 2025

Despite the numerical dominance of the Sakha people, there is a linguistic shift of the Yakut language in favor of Russian in the city of Yakutsk, the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). According to a foresight study until 2050 conducted by M.K. Ammosov NEFU, 37% of young people under 20 years of age switch to bilingualism, and 24% of this category of respondents find it convenient to think in Russian; It is assumed that among those born in the 2030s, 60% will be fluent and speak their native language, 40% will use their native language in family and everyday communication, and 25% of the population who know the Yakut language will think in their native language. The authors determine that one of the main reasons for this phenomenon is that children and youth began to speak less in the Yakut language, considering it less prestigious and functional in the circle of everyday communication and in the socio-cultural sphere. Respondents also prefer the Russian language as a marker of an urban resident in conditions of internal migration of the population to the capital of the region. The purpose of the study is to identify the language attitudes and orientations of Sakha children and youth from 13 to 18 years old in the context of balanced bilingualism. The objectives of the work are: to develop research tools; to conduct a sociolinguistic survey among school students in grades 8-11 in the city of Yakutsk by means of an electronic questionnaire; to describe the language attitudes and orientations of school students in grades 8-11 formed in the conditions of balanced bilingualism; to identify general trends in the development of language situation in the city of Yakutsk on the basis of sociolinguistic data obtained. The study identified the following attitudes and preferences of children and youth from 13 to 18 years of age: the roles of the Russian and Yakut state languages ​​in the region were assessed by young people as equal; the majority of respondents noted the prestigiousness o f knowing the Yakut language; in the capital of the Republic there is a shift of the Yakut language in favor of the Russian language. The respondents' answers were evaluated by the authors as indicators of a language shift. The survey also revealed the attitude of students to English, a compulsory subject in schools, which the informants defined as quite prestigious, but not relevant in the context of the existing language situation in the city of Yakutsk.
Monitoring of vitality status of Agrostis diluta Kurcz. and Psathyrostachys caespitosa (Sukaczev) Peschkova cenopopopulations in Central Yakutia
Authors: Kardashevskaya V. E. , Egorova N. N.
Published: January 2025

В статье приводятся результаты мониторинга виталитетного состояния ценопопуляций лугового злака полевицы светлой (Agrostis diluta Kurcz.) и степного злака ломкоколосника дернистого (Psathyrostachys caespitosa (Sukaczev) Peschkova) в условиях Центральной Якутии. Оценку виталитетного состояния ценопопуляций проводили с использованием индекса качества Q и индекса виталитета ценопопуляций IVC. Установлено, что виталитетная структура ценопопуляций A. diluta и P. caespitosa в течение 7–16 лет исследования неоднородна и в целом виталитетное состояние изученных ценопопуляций видов неустойчиво. Ведущим фактором, влияющим на уровень жизненности изучаемых видов при слабоумеренном антропогенном воздействии, является водная обеспеченность растений в период вегетации. В неблагоприятные по условиям увлажнения годы (с низким гидротермическим коэффициентом) ценопопуляции характеризуются как депрессивные, в условиях благоприятного увлажнения быстро переходят в процветающий тип. Это адаптивное преимущество характеризует A. diluta и P. caespitosa как виды, способные к выживанию, самоподдержанию в различных экологических и фитоценотических условиях. На состояние пойменных ценопопуляций A. diluta также влияет весеннее половодье. В засушливые годы более продолжительное весеннее половодье благоприятствует виталитету популяций, а в благоприятные годы – не благоприятствует. На виталитетное состояние ценопопуляций обоих дерновинных злаков, резко отличающихся экологоценотическими признаками, также влияют особенности формы мезорельефа поймы и склона коренного берега. Сравнение показателей индексов качества и виталитета ценопопуляций по годам выявило их соответствие друг другу и тот же порядок убывания при переходе ценопопуляций из процветающего в депрессивное состояние.
Features of artistic space in the lyrics of Varvara Danilova
Authors: Chaunina N. V. , Agafonova A. I.
Published: January 2025

The location of the work is one of its important components, since the development of the plot, the behavior of the characters and their characteristic features almost always depend on it. Studying the space of a work allows one to form a more holistic impression of the features of the author’s poetics. The purpose of our research is to consider the features of the artistic space of poems in the collection “Charoite bowl” by Varavara Danilova. The study examined the most frequent implementations of topos in the poems in the collection. The theoretical basis of the study was the work of famous literary scholars who laid the foundations for the study of spatial and temporal characteristics of a literary text – M.M. Bakhtin and Yu.M. Lotman. The research material is the collection of poems “The Charoite bowl” by the Evenki poetess Varvara Danilova. The choice of certain spatial images is mainly determined by the author’s personal experience. V. Danilova was born in the Khangalassky ulus, spent her school life in the city of Pokrovsk, studied at the Far Eastern Pedagogical Institute, at higher literary courses in Moscow, lived and worked in Neryungri, and then returned to her native Khangalassky ulus. Hence the originality and diversity of artistic space in V. Danilova’s lyrics. The author uses specific geographical, real and unreal topoi, represented by both real and imaginary images. There are linear, planar and volumetric varieties of topos. Point space is presented in poems with specific geographical locations. It is interesting to note that the artistic space in V. Danilova’s poems is, as a rule, open and limitless. This is probably due to the peculiarities of the author’s worldview, formed in the conditions of the harsh northern region with its unique natural landscapes. The practical significance of our research is due to the possibility of using the results within courses on the history of Russian literature, as well as the literature of indigenous peoples of the North, both in school and university programs.