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CULTURAL  STUDIES
Chebodaeva M.P., Ulturgasheva N.D. To the iconography of the image of the Mother Goddess in the Fine Art of the Bronze Age in Khakassia	14
Akhmedova R.A. Poetry of Rasul Gamzatov: translation or basic author’s concepts	20
Li Dandan Library and its role in the development of the cultural space of the university	26
Mao Yifan Russian Icon: media presentation options	31
Semukhina E.A. Cultural Images of the Sinful and Virtuous Women in “The Genius of Christianity” by F.R. Chateaubriand	39
He Yanli Comparison of Chinese and Russian concepts of education from the point of view of the theory of intercultural dimensions Gert Hofstede	45
Zhang Shuci The role of Breton’s works n the creation of national musical culture in the first half of the 20th century	53
Shindel S.V. Confessional culture of Volga Germans: images of the past imprinted in artifacts	61
SOCIOLOGY
Ignatov M.A., Lesovik R.V., Trukhin A.S. Оn the status of ethno-confessional minorities in Iraq (christians, yazidis)	71
Tret’yakova I.V. Social technologies in the system of higher education	76
Albakov I.U. The status of youth as a subject of the legal mechanism for the formation and implementation of state youth programs	85
Badyanov A.B. The Russian model of reproduction as a counterbalance to the model of American banking «feudalism»	90
Bulanov V.A. Purposefulness as the basis for the formation of business activity	99
Komarova E.V., Akifeva L.V. Assessment of the quality of social infrastructure services in rural areas of the Nizhny Novgorod region	105
Mutalimov A.E., Ibragimov M.A. The Russian language as a moral creator and socio-political integrator of society	115
Pastukhov V.D. Institutional characteristics of the sphere of student design management	122
Ponomarev P.S. The Russian child-free trend in comparison with Western countries	128
PHILOSOPHY,  SOCIOLOGY:  ACTUALITY  AND  INNOVATION
Petrova S.I., Petrov I.F. Category “need” in interdisciplinary discourse	137
Yupei Shao, Kaplun O.Y. Philosophical and legal ideas of «Shi Jing»	143
Zakharov M.Yu., Shishkova A.V. Digitization of education in China as an element of transforming the datong social ideal into a national foresight project	147
Lushkina T.A. Education of patriotism in the conditions of the information war	157
Prokofyev A.A. The relevance of the natural and artificial in modern ontology in the concepts of H. Harman and D. Birnbacher	165
Abstracts	170
Authors	183

 

 

 

Abstracts

 

Chebodaeva M.P.

Ulturgasheva N.D.

To the iconography of the image of the Mother Goddess in the Fine Art of the Bronze Age in Khakassia

The article examines the iconographic images of the Mother Goddess in Okunevsky and Karasuk art found in the archaeological monuments of Khakassia. The authors tried to reconstruct the image of the Mother Goddess Umai (Ymai) of the Tengrian pantheon in the ancient art of Khakassia with the involvement of archaeological and mythological material. The image of the Mother Goddess in ancient art has an archaic origin from the period of the Bronze Age and has received centuries-old development in the monumental and fine plastics of the peoples who inhabited the Khakass-Minusinsk basin.

Key words: mother goddess, fine arts, Okunev art, Karasuk art, Torgozhak settlement.

 

Akhmedova R.A.

Poetry of Rasul Gamzatov: translation or basic author's concepts

The article is devoted to the actual and little-studied problem of the correlation between translation and artistic concept in the poetry of R. Gamzatov. An attempt is made to reveal the pattern of interlingual correspondences, which are determined by the existence of correlative lexical-semantic categories and inexhaustible meanings in the poet's lyrics. It is concluded that the phenomenon of R. Gamzatov is in the inexhaustibility of artistic meanings and basic individual author's concepts of his poetry, which turned out to be more significant than translation.

Key words: Rasul Gamzatov, Dagestan poetry, problem of translation. Raziyat Abdullaevna Akhmedova.

 

Li Dandan

Library and its role in the development of the cultural space of the university

The article describes the various roles and functions performed by the library in the cultural space of a higher educational institution at the present time. The aim of the study was to identify the role of libraries in the development of the cultural space of the university. The study was conducted within the framework of an activity approach to the work of libraries using methods of analysis, synthesis, forecasting, etc. It is noted that the work of university libraries is currently significantly affected by technological changes, as a result of which library funds are transferred to an electronic format, and students get access to them remotely, without the need for physical presence in the library premises. In connection with the digitalization of the library fund, the functions of the university library are changing: the leading position of the information function is being lost, since information is no longer scarce and can be obtained outside the library, the role of coordinating and integrative functions is increasing. Of particular importance is the cultural function of the library of the university: the library becomes the organizer of the spiritual development of students, the initiator of their familiarization with moral and cultural values. In the cultural space of the university, the library acquires the role of a center of spiritual and cultural attraction, gives students and teachers certain guidelines that allow them to maintain cultural unity even in conditions of distance existence and electronic educational interaction. The conclusion is made about the further prospects for the development of university libraries, among which the prospect of strengthening the cultural function of the library, consolidating its role as the center of the cultural space of the university, stands out.

Key words: library, institution of higher education, culture, cultural space, cultural function.

 

Mao Yifan

Russian Icon: media presentation options

This study is devoted to ancient and modern Russian icon painting and its presentation in the modern media space.  Russian Russian icon The purpose of the article is due to the special status of the icon in Russian culture, which, being an important part of church life and occupying the most revered place in the life of the Russian people, over time, namely at the beginning of the twentieth century, began to position itself as a work of art, becoming an important element of the modern cultural life of Russia. This article raises the issue of widespread coverage of icon painting art with the help of technical means and the placement of icons in the media sphere. In the course of the research, comparative historical, iconographic methods, as well as a method of description and linguistic analysis of texts promoting Russian icons were used. The author believes that the successful prototype of the media presentation of Russian icons was their display in historical and art museums of the 1920s. when the first attempt was made to accompany the exhibition of icons with a guidebook and catalog. The author of the article believes that modern popular guidebooks and catalogs also contain interesting texts of the presentation of the Russian icon for travelers and tourists. The empirical material subjected to scientific analysis allowed us to conclude that the structure, composition and conceptual organization of the texts we are interested in determine the correlation of the verbal and non-verbal components of the interpretative commentary in the texts that promote the icon.

Key words: icon, media presentation, culture, Russia, art, cathedral, church, exposition, fresco.

 

Semukhina E.A.

Cultural Images of the Sinful and Virtuous Women in “The Genius of Christianity” by F.R. Chateaubriand

The book “The Genius of Christianity” written by the prominent French author and the founder of French Romanticism F.R. Chateaubriand marked significant changes in French society of the XIX century. With his appearing the atheistic ideas of the Enlightenment were changed into religious, the institution of religion captured the attention of all sectors of the society. The basic intention of the author implied his desire to tell the readers about the miracles and the strength of Christianity, its superiority over Heathenism, the things a person or the whole society could benefit from it. Not having a general plot the book by F.R. Chateaubriand represents an emotionally affecting text, with the artistic expressions’ means being widely used in it. The powerful images of a sinful woman and a virtuous woman are not an exception. The study of these images which belong to XIX century French culture is the aim of the research. The key methods used are an interpretive method, a conceptual and culture-semiotic analysis. As a result, the main characteristics as well as the archetypal figures have been identified. A virtuous woman is powerful, clever, happy, attractive and surrounded by the relatives’ love. A sin woman is silly, heartless, loathsome, cold by nature, dirty, ill and lonely. An Angel and a Serpent, consequently, were their prototypes.

Key words: culture, image, France, XIX century, Chateaubriand, religion, Christianity, sinfulness, virtue.

 

He Yanli

Comparison of Chinese and Russian concepts of education from the point of view of the theory of intercultural dimensions Gert Hofstede

This article analyzes five aspects of intercultural dimensions of the Dutch sociologist Geert Hofstede against the background of intercultural communication. The result of comparing the differences in the concepts of education between China and Russia shows that collectivism is a relative concept, on the one hand, Chinese education embodies a large team and a small personality, and Russian pedagogical thought embodies a small team and a big personality. Accordingly, in Chinese education, collectivism positively correlates with power distance and negatively correlates with the principle of uncertainty, while in Russian the same features will turn out, only in reverse. On the other hand, in China and in Russia, masculinity and femininity, long-term and short-term orientation manifest similar knowledge in the international educational context, and communicate the values of the culture of the two countries. Chinese and Russian cultures deeply influence the development of international education, and each of them has its own strengths. Familiarity with these differences will help teachers and students in China and Russia to better understand the behaviors underlying teaching methods, increase intercultural awareness, and improve intercultural adaptability and competence.

Key words: intercultural communication, theory of intercultural dimensions, Gert Hofstede, similarities and differences, educational concepts of China and Russia, international education.

 

Zhang Shuci

The role of Breton's works in the creation of national musical culture in the first half of the 20th century

Subject. This research paper examines the influence of Thomas Breton, composer and musicologist, on the development of national musical culture in Spain in the first half of the twentieth century. Breton's works had a great influence on the development of national musical culture in Spain.

The purpose of the study is to analyze Breton's contribution to the development of music in France during this period and to evaluate the impact of his works on the broader cultural landscape.

The results of the study show that Breton's work played a significant role in shaping the national musical culture, particularly through the promotion of traditional Breton music and the incorporation of folk tunes into his compositions. The results of this study have important implications for scholars and practitioners in musicology, cultural studies, and the study of nationalism.

The novelty of the study lies in the examination of Breton's contribution to the development of national musical culture, a topic that has received relatively little attention in the existing literature. The paper concludes by emphasizing the significance of Breton's legacy and suggesting avenues for future research in this area.

Key words: Breton, national musical culture, first half of 20th century, folk music, musicology, musical heritage, cultural identity.

 

Shindel S.V.

Confessional culture of Volga Germans: images of the past imprinted in artifacts

The present paper deals with the description of the confessional culture peculiarities of the Volga Germans as the civilizational and biological survival strategy in the “alien environment”. The religious beliefs determined the national consciousness and translated ethnical identity of the Germans which appeared in the Volga region. The settlers’ daily routine was formed in accordance with the traditional religious life of the community, the development of which being strongly connected with the church. The artifacts of the religious cult, the photographs, the interior details, and the epistolary heritage of the priesthood have survived to this day; all these objects remind us about the noble mission of the Evangelical Church in the times of the community formation. The picture of the religious life in which both Lutherans and Catholics coexisted peacefully is being rebuilt now. The semiotic method of the research applied to the discovered objects has enabled the reconstructing of the historical confessional past; the finding of the German national culture evidence on the symbolic, visual, semiotic, artistic and musical art levels. 

Key words: confessional culture, Volga Germans, national identity, national culture, Lutheran church, Catholicism, artifacts, Bible, confirmation.

 

Ignatov M.A.

Lesovik R.V.

Trukhin A.S.

Оn the status of ethno-confessional minorities in Iraq (christians, yazidis)

An actual social problem of modern Iraq is the provision of a decent standard of living for ethnic and confessional minorities - Christians and Yezidis - in the context of a protracted economic crisis. This problem is actualized in the conditions of political instability, interethnic hatred.

Key words: ethno-confessional minorities, economic crisis, political instability, social contradiction, actual problems, Christians, Yezidis.

 

Tret’yakova I.V.

Social technologies in the system of higher education

This article discusses the problem of the development and implementation of social technologies in higher education, touches upon the topical issue of education modernization, analyzes a number of different approaches, each of which is built on the active involvement of students in the learning process, the use of all kinds of the latest tools and models for an effective educational process.

The author focuses on the need to use social technologies to improve the quality of teacher education. The article is devoted to a comprehensive study of the need for digital technologies in education and a discussion of the main digital innovations and the resulting problems in the educational process and education in general.

The main content of the study is the analysis of technologies that open up new ways of interacting, accumulating knowledge, assessing students in real time and preparing students for life in the new digital world. Questions are also raised regarding excessive screen time, poor quality of education, insufficient training of the teaching staff.

Key words: higher education, social technologies, pedagogy, digitalization, social networks, educational institutions.

 

Albakov I.U.

The status of youth as a subject of the legal mechanism for the formation and implementation of state youth programs

The article highlights topical issues related to the formalization of the status of youth as a subject of the legal mechanism for the formation and implementation of state youth programs. Special attention in the process of research is paid to problems with the observance of the rights of young people and the possibilities of their solution.

Key words: rights, youth programs, opportunities, status.

 

Badyanov A.B.

The Russian model of reproduction as a counterbalance to the model of American banking «feudalism»

The relevance of the research topic is due to the need to develop a model of Russian reproduction, as a counterweight to the model of American banking «feudalism».

American banking «feudalism» appears as the dominance of the financial exchange over reproduction. The American model has now reached the level of «imperialism», which is represented financially in the form of IAFT and in terms of production, as a worldwide cluster system.

In this regard, in Russia, the growth of investment in mining at a higher rate than in the manufacturing industry only strengthens the position of American banking «feudalism». At the same time, the raw material «landlords» in Russia interact with the «feudal bankers» of Europe and the United States, as with their production partners. This happens because investment projects are not aimed at creating an ideal state, but at developing a global cluster system.

A counterbalance to banking «feudalism» and its cluster system can only be such a fund, the authorized and reserve capital of which is determined by the state together with local self-government bodies. The founder of such a fund should be the People's Cathedral, as the highest body of local self-government in Russia.

Key words: reproduction system, economic model, project, banking «feudalism», crisis phenomena, profit, self-government, capitalism, socialism, in-vestments, capital, currency, economic security, exchange, counterweight.

 

Bulanov V.A.

Purposefulness as the basis for the formation of business activity

Social factors, along with economic and political ones, influence business activity in business communities. The higher the degree of personal involvement of each economic entity in achieving strategic objectives, the more intense the business activity. Competent setting and cascading of goals guarantees a high level of staff commitment. The nature of value for each individual and subjective. It is important to competently decompose general goals into individual tasks, taking into account the subjectivity of views.

Key words: employee, purposefulness, business activity, development strategy, global targets, subjective goals.

 

Komarova E.V.

Akifeva L.V.

Assessment of the quality of social infrastructure services in rural areas of the Nizhny Novgorod region

Social infrastructure is a part of social productivity and creates conditions for effective human work in production. It expresses the economic relations between society and its members in terms of consumption, reproduction of labor and material and non-material services necessary for the harmonious development of mankind. The social infrastructure of the village has its own characteristics reflecting the specifics of agricultural production.

For the effective production activity of agricultural enterprises, it is necessary to create the necessary conditions in the production process and the reproduction of labor. To accomplish this task, social infrastructure units and service departments are needed.

The main task of the social infrastructure is to further improve the social and living conditions of the rural population.

Key words: social infrastructure, rural areas, assessment, quality, conditions, population, facilities, level, indicators.

 

Mutalimov A.E.

Ibragimov M.A.

The Russian language as a moral creator and socio-political integrator of society

The relevance of the research problem is due to the need in modern conditions of world development and information closure of national borders to show that language policy in our country is becoming an important strategic factor in ensuring continuous development, countering interethnic conflicts. By uniting society within the country, the Russian language stimulates the development of stable ties: political, economic, spiritual and cultural ties. Naturally, at present, the desire to find new approaches to the problems of formation and implementation of the state language policy prevails among political decision-makers. As a social phenomenon, language is the property of all people. Language is formed and developed by society.

Key words: language is a people's mentor, culture of generations, language is the historical whole of society, communication space, language policy of the state, a tool for socialization of society, cross–cultural interaction, language space, poly-confessionality, polyethnicity.

 

Pastukhov V.D.

Institutional characteristics of the sphere of student design management

The relevance of the research topic is substantiated through the identification of a number of contradictions in the field of youth design at the university. The results of an empirical study obtained by analyzing documents presented on the websites of the leading universities of the North Caucasus Federal District are presented. The documents reflect the institutional characteristics of the sphere of student design management. The conclusion is made about the high effectiveness of the project activities of students, due to the stable functioning of the social institute for managing the sphere of youth design at the university.

Key words: document analysis, students, student design, management, student design management sphere, institutionalization of the student design sphere.

 

Ponomarev P.S.

The Russian child-free trend in comparison with Western countries

The purpose of this study is to identify the trend towards adherence to the ideology of the child–free movement among the population of Russia in the XXI century. The relevance of the work is due to the public interest in Western trends, which are characteristic of the so-called "Second Demographic Transition", as well as the influence of Western culture on the Russian institution of the family. The methods of statistical and bibliographic analysis were used in the work. The material was created on the basis of our own sociological survey conducted as part of the study of family planning issues of Russians. The object of the study was the socio-cultural sphere of Western and Russian society. The subject of the study is the modern phenomenon of child–free. Special attention is paid to the attitude to this trend, as well as to the current state Russian policy in the field of family relations and the institution of the family. The main issue was considered in the social and legal paradigm. In the course of the work, the following conclusions were drawn: the need to increase attention in relation to this issue, the need to focus on value orientation and issues related to the material component. Also in the course of the study, several predictors of the tendency to abstain from childbearing among young Russians were put forward. However, in the course of the study, we found out that the key concept of family planning in Russia has not undergone much change. The scientific novelty of the work lies in the study of the prerequisites for following child-free. The author's special contribution to the study is to establish the existence of contradictions between the policy of development of the traditional concept of the family and modern growing trends in society.

Key words: demography, family planning, child–free, motherhood, family institution development, feminism, traditional family.

 

Petrova S.I.

Petrov I.F.

Category "need" in interdisciplinary discourse

The article is devoted to the consideration of the need in different sciences, an attempt to come to a common understanding of the nature of this phenomenon and the definition of the concept. It is noted that many studies of needs are isolated within the specifics of a particular discipline, which is reflected in the development of the methodology of study, manifested in the unilateral nature of the proposed classifications. Each of the sciences, within the framework of which the need is studied, analyzes human needs only from its specific point of view, paying attention only to those elements and properties that are related to its subject. This is clearly seen when comparing different approaches and definitions available in the specialized literature, which, in turn, leads to a lot of discussions about the objectivity and subjectivity of needs. The article shows that as a result, many researchers do not dare to go beyond the traditionally established disciplinary framework. For example, a psychologist trying to understand the reasons for the observed orientation of personality behavior is afraid of "falling into sociologism", and sociologists, on the contrary, reject "psychologism". Economists, on the other hand, when investigating personal needs or interests of social groups, tend to avoid both "extremes".

Key words: need, objective, subjective, methodology, person.

 

Yupei Shao

Kaplun O.Y.

Philosophical and legal ideas of «Shi Jing»

This article provides an overview of the original Chinese classic book "Shi Jing" ("Canon of Poems", "Book of Songs"). The article offers an analysis of the philosophical and legal values of "Shi Jing", which largely determined the specifics of the legal system of China. The authors point out that "Shi Jing" laid the foundations of the socio-political structure of China, based on the harmonious development of society. The book is still used to discuss issues of justice and balance in the application of punishment, regulation of marital and family relations.

Key words: China, Shi Jing, philosophy of law, punishment, marriage and family, security.

 

Zakharov M.Yu. 

Shishkova A.V.

Digitization of education in China as an element of transforming the datong social ideal into a national foresight project

The main trends of digital transformation of the Chinese educational system as an effective means of knowledge management in the "Great Unification" society (society «Datong» in Confucian concept of social ideal) are the subject of the study. The features of traditional Chinese education are analyzed, the main directions of modern national education reform are described, and the specifics of the process of digitalization of modern Chinese educational space in the context of post-pandemic educational policy are revealed.

Key words: China, social ideal, higher education, education reform, digitalization of education.

 

Lushkina T.A. 

Education of patriotism in the conditions of the information war

At the heart of any culture is tradition, rite, ritual. This is something that should be preserved in the national culture and passed on from generation to generation, that is, broadcast to the future. Thanks to tradition, the originality of culture is preserved, and certain pillars of the life of the nation are observed: devotion, love for the Motherland, citizenship, patriotism. Alien culture, imposed from the outside, destroys people's consciousness. Each new generation learns the norms, rules and customs through those signs that symbolize the connection with the national culture. 

Each new generation learns the norms, rules and customs through those signs that symbolize the connection with the national culture. 

From the point of view of social philosophy, it seems important to preserve the foundations of the Russian statehood, to educate patriotism and citizenship on the basis of native Russian ideas about unity, Orthodoxy, collectivism, good. Even the Slavophiles, in their polemics with the Westerners, warned that it was impossible to plant other people's ideas and culture in Russia.Russian culture has its own specific destiny, determined by the course of historical development. In modern conditions of pressure of traditions and propaganda of the "collective West" on the public consciousness of Russians, it is very important to create conditions for a correct understanding and perception of Russian traditions. This, of course, is facilitated by the timely transformation of Russian education. The article discusses the influence of virtual reality on the problem of patriotism education in the context of general digitalization and information war, ways of mass media influence on the consciousness of Russian people, increased confrontation, war for mentality.

Key words: patriotism, mentality, meaning of history, humanism, values, collective consciousness, Americanization of consciousness, information war.

 

Prokofyev A.A.

The relevance of the natural and artificial in modern ontology in the concepts of H. Harman and D. Birnbacher

The difference between what goes back to human central influence and what would be without man matters for our orientation in the world. With these concepts, we mark not only the requirements in the environmental sphere and choose food products, but also the satisfaction of human nature, the degree of its severity with the animal world, and, based on who a person is (more animal or spiritual being), we gain an understanding of the meaning of life in in general. Modern ontological thought refers to the dichotomy of natural and artificial in two ways: on the one hand, this is a familiar linguistic division, the use of which can be traced to modern Antiquity, on the other hand, it is an anachronism, the meaning of which is no longer relevant in the new conditions. This article offers to get acquainted with several positions closer through the work of contemporary philosophers D. Birnbacher and G. Harman.

Key words: natural, artificial, G. Harman, D. Birnbacher, ontology.

 

 

Authors

Akhmedova R.A., Doctor of Philology, professor. Dagestan State University (Makhachkala).

Akifeva L.V., Candidate of Economics, Associate Professor, Head of the Department «Accounting, Analysis and Audit». Nizhny Novgorod State University of Engineering and Economics, Knyaginino.

Albakov I.U., Postgraduate Student of Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Institute of Public Administration and Management, Department of Personnel Management.

Badyanov A.B., Candidate of Sociological Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Military-Political Work, Military Institute of the VUNTS of the Navy "Naval Academy named after Admiral of the Fleet of the Soviet Union N.G. Kuznetsov.

Bulanov V.A., Full-time postgraduate student. Management Russian State Social University.

Chebodaeva M.P., PhD in Art History, Research Fellow, Khakass Research Institute of Language, Literature and History, AIS member (Abakan).

He Yanli, Postgraduate student, Department of Area Studies, Faculty of Foreign Languages and Area Studies, Lomonosov Moscow State University.

Ibragimov M.A., Candidate of Political Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Humanities and Socio-Economic Disciplines of the North Caucasus Institute (branch) All-Russian State University of Justice (RPA of the Ministry of Justice of Russia) in Makhachkala.

Ignatov M.A., Doctor of Philosophy, Professor, Head of the Department of Sociology and Management, Belgorod State Technological University.

Kaplun O.Y., Candidate of sociology, Associate Professor Far Eastern Federal University State University, Associate Professor of the Department of Psychology and Education.

Komarova E.V., Nizhny Novgorod State University of Engineering and Economics, Knyaginino. Postgraduate student of the Department of Economics and Automation of Business Processes.

Lesovik R.V., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Vice-Rector for International Affairs, Belgorod State Technological University.

Li Dandan, Lecturer, Heihe University (China).

Lushkina T.A., PhD in Philosophy, Associate Professor of the Department of Philosophy, Sociology and Law, Far Eastern State Transport University.

Mao Yifan, Student, St. Petersburg State University.

Mutalimov A.E., Doctor of Sociology, Professor of the Department of Humanities and Socio-Economic Disciplines. North Caucasus Institute (branch) All-Russian State University of Justice (RPA of the Ministry of Justice of Russia) in Makhachkala.

Pastukhov V.D., 4th year student of the North Caucasian Federal University.

Petrova S.I., Candidate of Cultural Studies, Associate Professor. Academy of marketing and socially-information technologies, Krasnodar.

Petrov I.F., Doctor of Philosophy, Professor. Academy of marketing and socially-information technologies, Krasnodar.

Ponomarev P.S., Postgraduate student, Department of Service and Tourism, Don State Technical University.

Prokofyev A.A., Postgraduate student, Kazan Federal University.

Semukhina E.A., Candidate of Philological Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Translation Studies and Intercultural Communication, Yuri Gagarin State Technical University of Saratov.

Shindel S.V., Candidate of Culturology, Associate Professor of «Economics and Humanitarian Sciences», Engels Institute of Technology (branch), Yuri Gagarin State Technical University of Saratov.

Shishkova A.V., Candidate of Philosophical Sciences. State University of Management.

Tret’yakova I.V., PhD in Physics and Mathematics, Associate Professor, Department of Social Technologies, Lomonosov Moscow State University.

Trukhin A.S., PhD in Political Science, Advisor to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation.

Ulturgasheva N.D., D.Sc. in Cultural Studies, professor of Kemerovo state Institute of culture, head of the Department of theory and history of folk art culture of Kemerovo state Institute of culture.

Yupei Shao, PhD student of Far Eastern Federal University.

Zakharov M.Yu., Doctor of philosophical science. State University of Management.

Zhang Shuci, Postgraduate Student of the Faculty of Arts of the Department of Musical Art. Lomonosov Moscow State University.