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Przegląd Wschodnioeuropejski UNIWERSYTET WARMIŃSKO-MAZURSKI W OLSZTYNIE UNIVERSITY OF WARMIA AND MAZURY IN OLSZTYN Przegląd WschodnioeuroPejski VIII/1 2017 Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Warmińsko-Mazurskiego w Olsztynie Rada Programowa Zbigniew Anculewicz (Olsztyn), Selim Chazbijewicz (Olsztyn), Milosav Čarkič (Bel grad/Serbia), Jim Dingley (London/Wielka Brytania), Victor Dönninghaus (Lüneberg/Niem cy), Włodzimierz Dubiczyński (Charków/Uk raina), Michael Fleischer (Wrocław), Helmut Jachnow (Bochum/Niemcy), Zoja Jaroszewicz-Piere sław cew (Olsztyn), Ēriks Jēkabsons (Ryga/Łotwa), Ałła Kamałowa (Olsztyn), Andrzej de Lazari (Łódź), Piotr Majer (Olsztyn), Adam Maldzis (Mińsk/Białoruś), Rimantas Miknys (Wilno/Litwa), Iwona Ndiaye (Olsztyn), Aleksander Nikulin (Moskwa/Rosja), Alvydas Nikžentajtis (Wilno/Litwa), Marek Melnyk (Olsztyn), Predrag Piper (Bel grad/Serbia), Zbigniew Puchajda (Olsztyn), Andrzej Sitarski (Poznań), Aleś Smalanczuk (Grodno/Bia łoruś), Ewa Starzyńska-Koś ciu szko (Olsztyn), Klaus Steinke (Erlangen/Niemcy, Kraków), Henryk Stroński (Olsztyn), Andrzej Szmyt (Olsztyn), Józef Śliwiński (Olsztyn), Daniel Weiss (Zürich/Szwajcaria), Alexander Zholkovsky (Los-Ange les/USA), Bogusław Żyłko (Gdańsk) Adres redakcji Uniwersytet Warmińsko-Mazurski w Olsztynie Centrum Badań Europy Wschodniej ul. Kurta Obitza 1, 10-725 Olsztyn tel. ++48 602175802, fax ++48 89 5351486 (87) e-mail: [email protected] http://www.uwm.edu.pl/cbew/p.wschodnioeuropejski.html Tytuł angielski: East European Review Kolegium Redakcyjne Aleksander Kiklewicz (redaktor naczelny), Roman Jurkowski (sekretarz naukowy), Norbert Kasparek, Helena Pociechina, Dariusz Radziwiłłowicz, Marek Szczepaniak Recenzenci Prof. dr hab. Miomir Abović (Tivat) Prof. dr hab. Eugeniusz Koko (Gdańsk) Prof. dr hab. Adam Bezwiński (Bydgoszcz) ]Prof. dr hab. Natalia Korina (Nitra) Prof. Dr. Károly Bibok (Szeged) Prof. dr hab. Mariusz Korzeniowski (Lublin) Prof. dr hab. Rustem Ciunczuk (Kazań) Prof. dr hab. Tomasz Kośmider (Warszawa) Prof. dr hab. Michaił Dymarski (Sankt Petersburg) Prof. dr hab. Michaił Kotin (Zielona Góra) Prof. dr hab. Piotr Fast (Katowice) Prof. dr hab. Ałła Kożynowa (Mińsk) Prof. dr hab. Sergiusz Grinev-Griniewicz (Białystok) Prof. dr hab. Walentyna G. Kulpina (Moskwa) Prof. dr hab. Grzegorz Hryciuk (Wrocław) Prof. dr hab. Oleg Leszczak (Kielce) Prof. dr hab. Henryk Jankowski (Poznań) Prof. dr hab. Marta Pančíková (Ostrava) Prof. dr hab. Wojciech Kajtoch (Kraków) Prof. dr hab. Tacciana Ramza (Mińsk) Prof. dr hab. Artur Kijas (Poznań) Prof. dr hab. Ludmiła Safronowa (Ałmaty) Prof. dr hab. Roman Kisiel (Olsztyn) Prof. dr hab. Władimir Zaika (Wielikij Nowgorod) Dr hab. Zbigniew Klimiuk, prof. KUL (Lublin) Prof. dr hab. Marzena Zaorska (Olsztyn) Redaktorzy językowi Język polski – Katarzyna Zawilska Język angielski – Iwona Hetman-Pawlaczyk Język białoruski – Aleksander Kiklewicz Język niemiecki – Alina Kuzborska Język rosyjski – Helena Pociechina Język ukraiński – Mirosława Czetyrba-Piszczako Redakcja informuje, że wersją pierwotną czasopisma jest wydanie papierowe. Czasopismo wdrożyło procedurę zabezpieczającą przed zjawiskiem ghostwriting: http://www.uwm.edu.pl/cbew/p.wschodnioeuropejski.html Strona internetowa czasopisma: http://www.uwm.edu.pl/cbew/p.wschodnioeuropejski.html Zasady recenzowania: http://www.uwm.edu.pl/cbew/p.wschodnioeuropejski.html Projekt okładki Maria Fafińska ISSN 2081–1128 Wydawnictwo UWM ul. Jana Heweliusza 14, 10-718 Olsztyn tel. ++48 89 523 36 61; fax ++48 89 523 34 38 www.uwm.edu.pl/wydawnictwo/ e-mail: [email protected] Nakład: 105 egz.; ark. wyd. 25,08; ark. druk. 21,25 Druk: Zakład Poligraficzny UWM w Olsztynie, zam. nr 316 Spis treści Historia Vladimir Shaidurov (Saint Petersburg) The Siberian Polonia in the second half of the 19th – early 20th century in the Polish historiography .......................................................................................................................................11 Dariusz Radziwiłłowicz (Olsztyn) Żołnierze 5 Dywizji Strzelców Polskich w bolszewickiej niewoli i ich repatriacja .......................23 Ирина Смирнова (Москва) Mитрополит Московский Филарет и российская церковная политика в Bосточной Cибири ..................................................................................................................................................45 Елена Прищепа (Ривне) Образовательно-культурные связи Bильны с учебными заведениями правобережной Украины в первой четверти ХІХ века ...........................................................................................59 Иван Попп / Зульфия Зиннатуллина (Екатеринбург/Казань) Проекты губернаторов о преобразовании волостной юстиции: к вопросу создания всесословного местного суда ..........................................................................................................69 Rafał Czachor (Polkowice) Wyzwania reformy samorządowej i procesu decentralizacji na Ukrainie po 1991 roku ............79 Евгения Н. Строганова (Москвa) Иван Ювачев: личное и публичное ...............................................................................................91 Adrian Karolak (Łódź) Działalność Związku Patriotów Polskich w ZSRS w audycjach rozgłośni imienia Tadeusza Kościuszki ............................................................................................................101 Ekonomika Adam Oleksiuk (Olsztyn) Investment Level and Structure in the Region of Central and Eastern Europe and Barriers for Investment Growth Reported by Entrepreneurs in the Light of Findings of Own Survey Research ...................................................................................................................125 Zbigniew Klimiuk (Warszawa) Ekonomista z Wilna – dorobek naukowy Władysława Mariana Zawadzkiego .........................141 Społeczeństwo, komunikacja Элина Асриян (Ереван) Этнический и политический миф как фактор формирования общественного мнения ................................................................................................................................................161 Liudmila Baeva (Saint Petersburg) Values of Mediasphere and E-Culture .............................................................................................173 Aleksander Kiklewicz (Olsztyn) Фрагментация текста как средство персуазивности в информационных интернет-сервисах ...........................................................................................................................185 6 Spis treści Język Татьяна Щуклина (Казань) Прецедентные феномены как источник неузуального словообразования в современных российских СМИ ................................................................................................209 Kostiantyn Mizin / Olexandr Petrov (Ostrohrad/Kotsiubinsk) Metaphorical modelling of cognitive structure of the concept STINGINESS in British, German, Ukrainian and Russian linguocultures ...........................................................................219 Gulnara Suyunova / Olga Andryuchshenko (Pavlodar) Regional urban studies as a promising trend in Kazakhstan linguistics .....................................227 Гульзира Куатова / Манат Мусатаева (Алматы) Репрезентация функционально-семантического поля футуральности в романе Bиктора Пелевина «Oмон Pа» .......................................................................................................237 Kultura, literatura Александра Плетнева (Москва) Уход за младенцами: практики, тексты и культурные конфликты .....................................249 Natalia Tomczewska-Popowycz (Katowice) Етнічний туризм та інші близькі форми туризму в східноєвропейській літературі ......271 Татьяна Семашко (Київ) Соматичний культурний код українців через призму перцептивної стереотипізації .................................................................................................................................281 Гузель Голикова / Ирина Хаирова (Казань) «Маленький человек» в прозе Татьяны Толстой ......................................................................289 Marta Zambrzycka (Warszawa) Starość kobiecego ciała jako metafora społeczno-polityczna w zapisie video Słoik zupy Serhija Bratkowa .................................................................................................................................301 Edukacja Бибигуль Альмурзаева / Орынкуль Шункеева / Алтнай Жайтапова (Актобе/Алматы) Создание образовательно-информационного технопарка как средство социализации сельских школьников ......................................................................................................................313 Recenzje, omówienia, sprawozdania Henryk Stroński (Olsztyn) Zbrodnia doskonała, czyli ludobójstwo Polaków w ZSRR (artykuł recenzyjny) .......................327 Людмила Сафронова / Аида Нурбаева (Aлматы) Повествование и наука о разуме. Storytelling and the sciences of mind ...............................332 Paweł Pietnoczka (Olsztyn) Międzynarodowa konferencja naukowa „25 lat niepodległości Ukrainy – próba bilansu”; Olsztyn, 6–7 października 2016 roku ..............................................................................................338 Table of Contemts History Vladimir Shaidurov (Saint Petersburg) The Siberian Polonia in the second half of the 19th – early 20th century in the Polish historiography ......................................................................................................................................11 Dariusz Radziwiłłowicz (Olsztyn) Soldiers of the 5th Polish Rifle Division in Bolshevik Captivity
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