| 5-17 |
Philosophy |
Argumentative Scheme for Abduction |
Angelina S. Bobrova |
| 18-28 |
Philosophy |
Postcapitalist Projects: Ontology vs. Ideology |
Yuri V. Loskutov |
| 29-42 |
Philosophy |
Metaphorical Truth and Neopragmatic Realism of Hilary Putnam |
Peter A. Ilyin |
| 43-52 |
Philosophy |
The Philosophy of Communitarianism in the Mission of a Sustainable University |
Tatjana A. Balmasova |
| 53-68 |
Sociology |
Actual Tasks of Sociological Diagnostics (on the Example of “Wartime Essays” by K. Manheim) |
Alexandra V. Shcherbina |
| 69-83 |
Sociology |
Virtual Social Capital of Young Academics |
Ekaterina A. Poddyachaya |
| 84-96 |
Sociology |
Social Integration of the Polish National Minority in Lithuania |
Snezana S. Starovoitova, Liubov A. Lebedintseva |
| 97-115 |
Sociology |
Motivational Portrait of Digital Generation Applicant |
Elena V. Strogetskaya, Irina B. Betiger |
| 116-129 |
Linguistics |
Temporal Markers as a Way of Modeling the Artistic Space of the Poem “Pe aceeași ulicioară” by M. Eminescu |
Аnna V. Diehl |
| 130-141 |
Linguistics |
Peculiarities of the Functioning of the Taboo Lexicon in the Modern Western Cinematography |
Svetlana A. Pankratova |
| 142-153 |
Linguistics |
Fragmentation as a Way of Representing a Person in T. Morrison's Novel “Beloved” |
Maria S. Breitling |
| 154-166 |
Linguistics |
Actualization of Evaluativity as a Qualitative Category in the Discourse of English Internet Film Review |
Ekaterina A. Klenova |
| 167-184 |
Linguistics |
Frame-Conceptual Composition and Speech Impact Means of the American Popular Psychology Discourse |
Elena V. Shelestyuk |