Biography in the Context of Identity Formation (The Case of the Izhma Komi Ethnic Group)

Садохин, А. П.; Tkachenko, Maria Reisovna

doi:10.14515/monitoring.2017.4.07

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“…Horoshkova V.,Sadokhin O. An exchange of values and meanings, aimed at the cultural crossfertilization of personalities [8], [17]. Lytvynenko O.…”

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Theoretical Prerequisites for Forming Intercultural Competence of Future Officers of Combat and Operational Support

Kukharska

2023

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The article defines the essence of the concepts of language and culture, which are important for the process of intercultural communication of combat and operational support specialists, as well as for the process of forming their intercultural competence. Language performs an expressive function and is a universal means for expressing the inner world of a person. Culture preserves certain values and depends on the interpretation of the environment by the participants of communication. Based on the studies of prominent scientists an analysis of theories of language communication, speech acts (the operations that provide them and their main classes) and speech genres (in particular, its linguistic essence and nature). The theory of linguistic personality (its main varieties) and the theory of dialogue of cultures are reflected. The totality of these theories forms the basis for the process of forming intercultural competence in the mentioned specialists. Intercultural competence of future combat and operational support specialists is defined as a set of knowledge abilities and skills that help future military specialists to effectively conduct their professional activities and freely communicate with partners of other cultures under conditions of international integration and mutual understanding and respect. The components of intercultural competence of future specialists of combat operational support appropriate knowledge, abilities, skills, namely: language knowledge: a)lexical, grammar, spelling; multicultural knowledge; knowledge of verbal and nonverbal, communicative rules of behavior; cognitive knowledge and skills; ability to dialogue with representatives of other cultures; ability to control their actions in communication, in particular, the ability to overcome fear; the ability to observe the rules of etiquette.

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“…Horoshkova V.,Sadokhin O. An exchange of values and meanings, aimed at the cultural crossfertilization of personalities [8], [17]. Lytvynenko O.…”

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confidence: 99%

Theoretical Prerequisites for Forming Intercultural Competence of Future Officers of Combat and Operational Support

Kukharska

2023

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“Killing nature—killing us”: “Cultural threats” as a fundamental framework for analyzing Indigenous movements against mining in Siberia and the Russian North

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Chowdhury

2022

Post-Soviet Affairs

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Biography in the Context of Identity Formation (The Case of the Izhma Komi Ethnic Group)

Abstract: САДОХИН Александр Петрович-доктор культурологии, профессор Российской академии народного хозяйства и государственной службы при Президенте РФ (РАНХиГС),

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Theoretical Prerequisites for Forming Intercultural Competence of Future Officers of Combat and Operational Support

Theoretical Prerequisites for Forming Intercultural Competence of Future Officers of Combat and Operational Support

“Killing nature—killing us”: “Cultural threats” as a fundamental framework for analyzing Indigenous movements against mining in Siberia and the Russian North

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