5-17 |
Philosophy |
A Logical-Semantic Analysis of Predicates of Personal Taste in Assessments of Sensory Perception |
Polina A. Pavlukhina |
18-28 |
Philosophy |
Trust to Testimony: Reductionism and Non-Reductionism |
Mikhail G. Khort |
29-40 |
Philosophy |
Features and Prospects of Russian Education: Specifics of Socio-Philosophical Reflection |
Irina V. Yakovleva |
41–55 |
Sociology |
World-Class Scientific and Educational Centers as Drivers of the Formation of the Human Capital of Russians: Sociological Analysis of the Problem Field (to the 300th Anniversary of Saint Petersburg State University) |
Roman E. Popov, Ivan A. Baruzdin, Artur A. Salakhutdinov, Pavel P. Deryugin |
56-69 |
Sociology |
Traditional Values in Analytical Perspectives of Sociology |
Alexandra V. Shcherbina |
70-81 |
Sociology |
Living in a Modern City: Digital Practices of Homeless People in St Petersburg |
Anna S. Chernoivanova |
82-91 |
Sociology |
The Sociological Approach to the Values of the Manager |
Gurenko E.S., Karpova E.H. |
92-104 |
Linguistics |
Soft Skills Representation in English and Russian Songs |
Marina V. Petrova, Stanislava V. Pristupa, Grigory A. Rozhkov, Alexandra P. Tumanova |
105-116 |
Linguistics |
Types of Adaptation of German Loanwords in the Social Discourse of the Norwegian Language (on the Material from Public Digital Sources) |
Anna-Mariia V. Grinchel |
117-127 |
Linguistics |
Objects of Cultural-Cognitive Analysis in Comparative Lexicography |
Aleksandr S. Mamontov, Vera V. Boguslavskaya, Albertina G. Ratnikova, Alyona R. Golub, Trinh Thi Kim Ngoc |
128-146 |
Linguistics |
“Chatbot Communication” as an Object of Linguistic Research in the System of Digital Communications |
Svetlana V. Kiseleva, Anna A. Smirnova, Nella A. Trofimova |
147-165 |
Linguistics |
Semantic-Cognitive Analysis of the Concept PANDEMIC (Based on English Media Texts) |
Elena V. Korovina, Nataliia V. Stepanova |