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EDITORIAL COUNCIL
P.L. Volk (Tomsk, Russia); D.V. Galkin
(Tomsk, Russia); A.A. Sundieva (Moscow,
Russia); O.L. Lavrik (Novosibirsk, Russia);
Maracz Laszlo (Amsterdam,
the Netherlands)
EDITORIAL BOARD
E.I. Chernyak (Tomsk, Russia) –
Editor-in-Chief; K.A. Kuzoro (Tomsk,
Russia) – Executive Editor; V.E. Budenkova
(Tomsk, Russia); L.V. Bulgakova
(Tomsk, Russia); N.A. Dolgikh (Tomsk,
Russia); O.A. Zheravina (Tomsk, Russia);
L.A. Korobeynikova (Tomsk, Russia);
T.S. Korobeynikova (Tomsk, Russia);
I.E. Maksimova (Tomsk, Russia);
V.V. Sotnikov (Tomsk, Russia)
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CONTENTS
CULTUROLOGY, THE THEORY AND CULTURAL HISTORY
Alekseeva T.P., Vinitskaya N.V. Symbolism and the aesthetics of the décor of the Altai
national costume ................................................................................................................................... 5
Astakhov O.Yu. Ideas for subjective basis of symbolism in the early works of Valery
Bryusov ................................................................................................................................................ 21
Brylina I.V., Kornienko A.A. The process of formation of enterprise university. Apology
of cultural mission of the university............................................................................................... 28
Vodopiyanova E.V.ooperation between the EU and Russia in the sphere of culture ............... 37
Voropaeva A.G. Dynamics of ethnic identity Ukrainians in Molchanovsky District of
Tomsk region in 1950–1970-ies (According to the household books) .................................................. 45
Zheravina O.A. University colleges of Salamanca in early modern times .................................. 54
Kaminskaya E.A. Game approaches of traditional folklore as the basic condition of embodiment
of its cultural meanings ......................................................................................................... 65
Kolokolnikov I.A. History of the development of music education of Irkutsk in the
1931–1941 ............................................................................................................................................ 75
Marácz László. The relevance of languages and multilingual communication for Social
Europe? ................................................................................................................................................ 83
Murashova N.S. On the question of historiography study of the Old believer’s spiritual
verse...................................................................................................................................................... 98
Chaplya T.V. Communicative Properties of Architecture............................................................114
Chemezova K.E. To the question about cult of St. Sunniva and its relationship with the
stone Church architecture of Western Norway from the end of XI to the first half of XIV century........................................................................................................................................................122
ART
HISTORY
Guseva Ye.S. Binary analysis-interpretation experience of "To Alina" piano piece by
A. Pärt ...................................................................................................................................................129
Kosheleva O.M., Pendikova I.G. Semiotics of abstract / real in the Omsk artists’ works ..........137
CULTURAL HERITAGE
Grebennikova T.G. Develop a network of children's museums in the Altai Territory ................148
Kotenko A.L. The Japanese museum thought of Showa (1926–1989): to the study of historiography............................................................................................................................................158
Kravtsova
L.A. Natural Science Collections of the Institute of Coal, FRCCC of SD of
AS, as a fundamental foundation of popularizing the coal science: issues of systematization
and exhibiting ......................................................................................................................................164
Perehogev S.V., Shirko K.N. The integrated project "Siberians voluntary and involuntary."
The experience of creating an open museum and exhibition space .............................................172
Polteva I.V. Music notes manuscripts in the heritage of composers (on the example of the
museum’s collections of the Republic of Altai and the Altai Territory)................................................182
THE ROLE OF LIBRARIES IN CULTURE IN HISTORY AND MODERN TIMES
Kruptseva O.V. Handwritten miscellany «Potpourri» as the baron’s A.S. Stroganov field
of reading interests characteristic (following the Stroganov’s book collection in Tomsk)....................190
Medvedeva E.V. Classification biographies as one of the Biographics research methods
in the context of library branch .............................................................................................................198
INFORMATIONS ABOUT THE AUTHORS..........................................................................206
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