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Saratov State University YOUNG SCHOLARS' RESEARCH in THE Saratov State University YOUNG SCHOLARS’ RESEARCH IN THE HUMANITIES Proceedings of the II International conference for young researchers “Young Scholars’ Research in the Humanities” March 27, 2015 Saratov 2015 Саратовский государственный университет им Н.Г.Чернышевского АКТУАЛЬНЫЕ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ МОЛОДЫХ УЧЕНЫХ В ОБЛАСТИ ГУМАНИТАРНЫХ НАУК Материалы II Международной конференции молодых ученых 27 марта 2015 года 27 марта 2015 г. Саратов 2015 УДК 009 ББК 60 Р е д а к ц и о н н а я к о л л е г и я: И.Н Сипакова (отв.редактор), С.Ю Гаврилова (отв.секретарь) Р.М.Базылева, Б.Р.Могилевич Актуальные исследования молодых ученых в области гуманитарных наук: материалы научной конференции. – Саратов: Изд-во «Техно-Декор», 2015. – 416 с. ISBN 978-5-903357-52-9 В сборнике опубликованы доклады участников II Международной научной конференции молодых ученых (студентов старших курсов, магистрантов, аспирантов, преподавателей вузов России, дальнего и ближнего зарубежья), которая состоялась в НИУ «Саратовский государственный университет им. Н.Г. Чернышевского» 27 марта 2015 года. В сборник включены статьи с результатами исследований в области истории, международных отношений, социологии, туризма и сервиса, философии, педагогики, психологии и филологии. These are the proceedings of the II International multidisciplinary conference “Young Scholars’ Research in the Humanities” that was held on 27 March, 2015 at Saratov State University. The results of research in the humanities – history, international studies, sociology, tourism and service, philosophy, psychology and philology - were presented by students, post-graduates and university lecturers from Russian and foreign universities. Статьи изданы в авторской редакции УДК 009 ББК 60 ISBN 978-5-903357-52-9 © Коллектив авторов, 2015 CONTENTS Akbulatova R.R. International Child Abduction in Russia: Civil Issuesand Civil Procedure Aspects (Supervisor: E.G. Vyushkina, Candidate of Pedagogy) ------------------------ 10 Alyoshina E.I. Pragmatic Aspect of Literary Translation from English into Russian (Supervisor: L.K. Lantsova, Candidate of Philology) ----------------------------------------- 13 Andronova Yu.E. Social Traps in Women’s Entrepreneurship Evaluation (Supervisor: B.R. Mogilevich, Doctor of Social Science) -------------------------------------- 19 Аrtеmievа P.S. Textual Representation of the Author’s Multicultural Identity (Based upon the Material of the Novels of an American Writer Amy Tan (Asian-American Stream) (Supervisor: R.M. Bazyleva, Candidate of Philology) ------------ 21 Asmakova A.T. The Arctic Interests of South Korea (Co-supervisors: I.I. Arsentyeva, Doctor of Political Sciences; R.M. Bazyleva, Candidate of Philology) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26 Balandina N.O. Immigration as a Background for Religious Radicalism (Co-supervisors: D.B. Petrov, Candidate of Philosophy; V.V. Bartel’, Candidate of Culturology) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 30 Bayarmaa Ts. The Importance of Teaching Text Structures in Improving Academic Reading Comprehension-------------------------------------------------------------- 33 Belousov V.S., Dzhuraev A.O. Relations between Civilizations in International Relations in the Middle East: Myth and Reality (Supervisor: A.P. Minjar-Belorucheva, Doctor of Philology) ----------------------------------------------- 39 Belyakova E.V. Lingustic Means of Expressing the Author`s Perspective (Supervisor: L.K. Lantsova, Candidate of Philology)---------------------------------------------------------- 42 Biryukova M.S. The Use of BBC Learning English Resources as an Alternative Way of English Language Teaching in Secondary School (Supervisor: T.A. Spiridonova, Candidate of Philology) ----------------------- 48 Demanova D.E. Higher Education in Russia: Historical and Legal Aspect (Co-supervisors: S.V. Demanova, Candidate of Juridical Sciences; N.A. Kubrakova, Candidate of Philology)-------------------------------------------- 52 Devyatkina A.G. The President B.Obama’s Policy on the Post-Soviet Space (Co-supervisors: M.V. Lapenko, Candidate of History; R.M. Bazyleva, Candidate of Philology) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 57 Dzhabbarov R. R. Activities of L.A. Tikhomirov in the Larger Society Advocacy (Co-supervisors: Yu.V. Varfolomeev, Doctor of History; E.V. Saunina, Candidate of Philology) --------------------------------------------------- 60 Doroshin I.A. The Identity of the Communicator in Media Culture (Co-supervisors: L.N. Aksenovskaya, Doctor of Psychology; N.A. Kubrakova, Candidate of Philology)------------------------------------------- 66 Eliseeva M.A. Media as the Cultural Heritage Popularization Resource (Co-supervisors: V.B. Ustyantsev, Doctor of Philosophy; N.V. Pavlova, Senior Lecturer) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 70 Filippov V.A. Innovative IT Projects as a New Direction of Innovative Activity (Co-supervisors: D.I. Artemova, Assistant, Saint-Petersburg State University; E.V. Ryazanova, Candidate of Philology) ---------------------------- 74 3 Galayko E.A. Pedagogical Culture of a Teacher as a Condition of Preservation of Psychological Health of the Students (Co-supervisors: M.N. Burmistrova, Candidate of Pedagogy; E.A. Kalinina, Candidate of Pedagogy) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 78 Golovchenko D.P. The Old New Thing: Somali Piracy in the New Millennium (Co-supervisors: I.I. Arsentyeva, Doctor of Political Sciences; E.N. Zakharova, Candidate of History) ------------------------------------------------------------- 81 Golodnaya V.N. Should We Teach Students “Bad Language”? Or Are the Bad Words Really So Bad? --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 85 Grebenshchikova D.V. Mexican Immigration to the United States: History and Prospects of Problems Solving (Co-supervisors: S.Yu. Shenin, Doctor of History; I.V. Gvozdyuk, Senior Lecturer) ------------------------------------------ 88 Hillier A., Kopec J., Poto N., Tivarus M., Beversdorf D. Q. Increased Psychological Responsiveness to Preferred Music among Young Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders------------------------------------------------------------------------- 92 Kalinkin A.A. Cyberspace as a Component of Global Social Reality (Supervisor: B.R. Mogilevich, Candidate of Pedagogy, Doctor of Social Sciences) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 97 Kargashina K.V. British Escape from the EU: Controversial Perspectives (Co-supervisors: D.S. Alekseev, Candidate of History; E.V. Saunina, Candidate of Philology) -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 99 Kavernikova D.I. Aspects of Multicultural Education (Supervisor: T.A. Spiridonova, Candidate of Philology) ----------------------------------------------------104 Kazakov A.A. Agenda-Setting Theory and Framing Revisited: Another Look at Their Potential for Media Research (Supervisor: O.Yu. Goloub, Doctor of Social Sciences) -----------------------------------------------------107 Klimenkov N.E. US Secretary of State Warren Christopher and US Economic Aid to Russia (Co-supervisors: S.Yu. Shenin, Doctor of History; R.M. Bazyleva, Candidate of Philology) ------------------------------------------------114 Kolesnik J.S. Iran's Nuclear Program - The Key to Energy Independence (Co-supervisors: M.V. Lapenko, Candidate of History; E.N. Zakharova, Candidate of History) ------------------------------------------------------------------------119 Konevskikh O.V. The Hot Battle for the Cold Continent: Russian-American Confrontation (Co-supervisors: D.V. Redchenko, Candidate of History; E.N. Zakharova, Candidate of History) ---------------------------------------------121 Korenev E.S. NATO’s Operations and Missions in the Balkans in the 1990s-2000s (Co-supervisors: Yu.G. Goloub, Doctor of History; R.M. Bazyleva, Candidate of Philology) ------------------------------------------------125 Korenev E.S. Organisational Culture of Joint Ventures (Co-supervisors: L.I. Dorofeeva, Doctor of Economics; R.M. Bazyleva, Candidate of Philology) -----------------------------------------------------------------------130 Kostina A.K. Victorian Life as Seen by Ford Madox Brown (Painting “Work” as an Example) (Co-supervisors: N.S. Krelenko, Doctor of History; R.M. Bazyleva, Candidate of Philology) ------------------------------------------------132 4 Kovbasuk A.R. Modern Organizational Principles of Speech Therapy in Kindergarten: A Comparison of Russian and American Experience (Co-supervisors:V.P. Kryuchkov, Doctor of Philology; I.N. Sipakova, Candidate of Philology) -------------------------------------------------------------------------136 Krasilnikova N.P. Youth Government as a Mechanism for the Implementation of Political Interests (Co-supervisors: A.V. Bogdanov, Candidate of Political Sciences; N.A. Kubrakova, Candidate of Philology) -----------------------------143 Kravetz D.A. International Experience of Implementation of the Constitutional Principle of Secret Ballot (Co-supervisors: G.N. Komkova, Doctor of Juridical Sciences; N.A. Kubrakova, Candidate of Philology) ---------------------------------------------------------146 Krut V.G. New Horizons in the Long Term Extension of SCO: India (Co-supervisors: I.I. Arsentyeva, Doctor of Political Sciences; R.M. Bazyleva, Candidate
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