2019
DOI: 10.21146/2414-3715-2019-5-1-207-218
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Smirnova Elena Dmitrievna

Abstract: В статье рассматривается творческая эволюция создателя отечественной школы логической семантики Елены Дмитриевны Смирновой. Выявляются наиболее значимые научные результаты Е.Д. Смирновой в разработке теоретико-модельных методов, теории семантических категорий, интенсиональной логики. Отмечается оригинальность предложенного ею обобщающего подхода к построению логической семантики, открывающего новые перспективы в обосновании аподиктического знания. Демонстрируется роль научно-педагогической деятельности Е.Д. См… Show more

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“…At the early stages of the Russian grant history, having one's proposal granted by a Western foundation was not so difficult since ample funds were available and scholarly considerations were combined with charity ones when decisions were made how this money should be distributed. 30 Grants could thus be seen as easy money that didn't but harm the initiative of scholars. In a 1996 survey, 13% of Russian scholars believed that research grants made scroungers out of their fellow academics.…”
Section: The Grant and The Self: The Case Of Russiamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…At the early stages of the Russian grant history, having one's proposal granted by a Western foundation was not so difficult since ample funds were available and scholarly considerations were combined with charity ones when decisions were made how this money should be distributed. 30 Grants could thus be seen as easy money that didn't but harm the initiative of scholars. In a 1996 survey, 13% of Russian scholars believed that research grants made scroungers out of their fellow academics.…”
Section: The Grant and The Self: The Case Of Russiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…30 See: George Soros, Open Society: Reforming Global Capitalism (New York: Public Affairs, 2000): 244; Leonid Nikitskij, Trudno delat' dobro(Fond Sorosa: 1987) (Moscow: Institut "Otkrytoe obshhestvo", 1997): 32-37.31 33 Zhores Alferov, "Ne Poddaetsia Vdokhnoven'e, No…," Poisk, no. 3 (1992): 13.…”
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