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Удк 001 (082) МІНІСТЕРСТВО ОСВІТИ І НАУКИ, МОЛОДІ ТА СПОРТУ УКРАЇНИ ХАРКІВСЬКИЙ НАЦІОНАЛЬНИЙ УНІВЕРСИТЕТ ІМЕНІ В.Н. КАРАЗІНА ФАКУЛЬТЕТ ІНОЗЕМНИХ МОВ КАФЕДРА АНГЛІЙСЬКОЇ МОВИ «ACADEMIC AND SCIENTIFIC CHALLENGES OF DIVERSE FIELDS OF KNOWLEDGE IN THE 21ST CENTURY» / «АКАДЕМІЧНІ ТА НАУКОВІ ВИКЛИКИ РІЗНОМАНІТНИХ ГАЛУЗЕЙ ЗНАНЬ У 21-МУ СТОЛІТТІ» МАТЕРІАЛИ ДОПОВІДЕЙ II МІЖНАРОДНОЇ СТУДЕНТСЬКОЇ НАУКОВОЇ КОНФЕРЕНЦІЇ Харків, 1 березня 2013 року Частина І HUMANITIES Харків – 2013 1 УДК 001 (082) "20" ББК 72 я431 А 38 Рекомендовано до друку рішенням Вченої ради Харківського національного університету імені В.Н. Каразіна (протокол №1 від 28 січня 2013р.) Організаційний комітет конференції: О.О. Чорновол-Ткаченко, кандидат філологічних наук, доцент (голова) І.А. Ткаля кандидат філологічних наук, доцент (заступник голови) В.М. Сердюк кандидат філологічних наук, доцент А.В. Котова кандидат педагогічних наук, доцент Н.І. Черкашина, ст. викладач О.М. Матвійчук, О.Г.Пєшкова (секретарі) Адреса редакційної колегії: 61022, м. Харків-22, майдан Свободи, 4, Харківський національний університет імені В.Н. Каразіна, факультет іноземних мов, кафедра англійської мови, тел. (057) 707-53-50 [email protected] A 38 Матеріали Міжнародної студентської наукової конференції «Academic and Scientific Challenges of Diverse Fields of Knowledge in the 21st Century» / «Академічні та наукові виклики різноманітних галузей знань у 21-му столітті». Частина І Humanities. – Харків: ХНУ імені В.Н. Каразіна, 2013. – 180 с. ISBN 978-966-623-931-3 До збірника увійшли матеріали доповідей Міжнародної студентської наукової конференції, присвяченої актуальним проблемам різноманітних галузей знань у 21-му столітті. Розраховано на наукових працівників, студентів та аспірантів усіх спеціальностей. УДК 001 (082) "20" ББК 72 я431 ISBN 978-966-623-931-3 © Харківський національний університет імені В.Н. Каразіна, 2013 2 ЗМІСТ PROBLEMS OF INSURANCE FRAUD IN UKRAINE Abramova J. V. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Ushakova S.V. ................................................................................ 7 THE NATURE OF SOCIAL CAPITAL AND ITS FUNCTIONS Alieva E.I. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Chornovol-Tkachenko O.O. (PhD) ................................................ 9 PRESENT-DAY ELECTORAL DIFFERENTIATION IN UKRAINIAN SOCIETY Doroshenko I. O. (Kharkiv) Scientific advisor: Dobrovolskaya N. V. Language supervisor: Bondar S. N. ................................................................................. 13 LOYALTY PROGRAMS: USING DATA MINING IN DIRECT MARKETING Garbuz I. V. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Turenko R. L. ............................................................................... 16 PROCEEDINGS IN JUVENILE OFFENCE CASES. TOPICAL PROBLEMS Goldanskaya A. V. (Kharkiv) Scientific advisor: Miroshnykov I. Yu. Language supervisor: Lysenkova T. M. .......................................................................... 21 MEDIATION AS A SPECIAL FORM OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE FEATURES OF ITS IMPLEMENTATION IN THE CRIMINAL LAW OF UKRAINE Gorbatova D. I. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Avdeenko I. N. ............................................................................. 25 FUNCTIONS OF MANAGEMENT Grebenchuk O. O. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Tkachenko S. V. ........................................................................... 29 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS BETWEEN THE USA AND BURMA. CURRENT STATUS AND PROSPECTS Ilyashenko R. S. (Мykolaiv) Language supervisor: Pidbereznyh І. E. .......................................................................... 32 THE PLACE OF KHARKIV REGION IN THE RESTAURANT BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OF UKRAINE Kobylin P. O. (Kharkiv) Language Supervisor: Cherkashyna N. I. ........................................................................ 36 METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF REGULATORY AND MONETARY EVALUATION OF NATIONAL ECONOMY CAPITALIZATION AGGREGATES Kotova Yu. V. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Chornovol-Tkachenko O. O. (PhD) ............................................. 40 CHINA'S ECONOMIC SUCCESS AND ITS CONNECTION WITH JOB LOSSES IN THE USA Legoshchina I. S. (Kharkiv) Scientific supervisor: Pokataeva E. P. Language supervisor: Sayenko N. V. ................ 44 IMPROVING EFFICIENCY OF LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT IN THE BANKING SYSTEM OF UKRAINE Lykhobaba M. S. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Chоrnovol-Tkachenko O. O. (PhD) ............................................. 48 3 THE IMPROVEMENT OF TREASURY SERVICES FOR LOCAL BUDGETS EXPENDITURES Lysenko V. B. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Chornovol-Tkachenko O. O. (PhD) ............................................. 53 THE IMPACT OF THE WORLD ECONOMIC CRISIS ON THE US EXTERNAL ECONOMIC MODEL AND DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY Marchenko I. S. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Chornovol-Tkachenko O. O. (PhD) ............................................. 56 CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS OF MEN AND CITIZENS IN UKRAINE Nazarova O. I. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Skryl O. I. ..................................................................................... 60 THE ESSENCE OF COMMON LAW SYSTEM Podlesny N. A. (Kharkov) Language supervisor: Nemchonok S. L. .......................................................................... 63 ON THE QUESTION OF THE SIMPLIFIED PROCEDURE OF DIVORCE BY THE COURT Polishchuk D. R. (Lutsk) Language Supervisor: Iatsyshyn N. P. (PhD) .................................................................. 67 PROSPECTS OF DEVELOPMENT AND FUTURE CHALLENGES OF THE BANKING SYSTEM IN UKRAINE Posazhennikova J. O. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Chornovol-Tkachenko O. O. (PhD) ............................................. 69 PRICING VIA PSYCHOLOGY Posnaya G. S. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Novikova Ye. B. ........................................................................... 73 PREVENTION AND DISCLOSURE OF INFRINGEMENTS IN BANKING Smokvina T. O. Scientific advisor: Shapovalov V. V. (Jr.) Language supervisor: Peshkova O. G. ............................................................................. 76 TYPES OF MARKET SYSTEMS AND MARKET FUNCTIONS Sumets A. S. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Tkachenko S.V. ............................................................................ 78 PROBLEMS OF THE LEGAL ADJUSTING OF INSTITUTE OF PRESIDENT IN UKRAINE Suriak A. M. (Lutsk) Language supervisor: Iatsyshyn N. P. (PhD) ................................................................... 81 RESEARCH ON THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF THE STATE DEBT OF UKRAINE Syzrantsev G. O. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Chornovol-Tkachenko O. O. (PhD) ............................................. 83 THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF UKRAINE Yacevich K. O. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Skryl O.I. ...................................................................................... 87 CULTURAL CAPITAL IN STUDENTS' VALUE SYSTEM (ON EXAMPLE OF VALUE OF ITRODUCTION TO LITERATURE AND ART) 4 Agamiryan L. V. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Tkalya I. A. (PhD) ........................................................................ 90 THE LIFE AND ACTIVITY OF IVAN SIRKO ACCORDING TO THE NATIONAL HISTORIOGRAPHY Borodina T. M. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Kobzar O. I. .................................................................................. 93 THE RICH AND THE REST Boykova Y. G. (Belgorod) Language supervisor: Belovodskaya I. I. ........................................................................ 96 PHENOMENON OF DREAMS IN PSYCHOLOGY Bozhko G. G. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Chernysh T. V. ........................................................................... 100 THE USE OF CONCEPTUAL METAPHORS IN THE POLITICAL DISCOURSE OF BARACK OBAMA Burlakova A. O. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Eremenko A. A. .......................................................................... 103 DIMENSIONS AND ASPECTS OF INTERTEXTUALITY Grichanok V. S. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Serdiuk V. M. (PhD) .................................................................. 107 AKHMATOVA’S ( ALT ) SHIFT Hrubnik L. V. Language supervisor: Ustyuzhyn I. B. .................................................. 109 COMPUTER MONITORING OF KNOWLEDGE. PROSPECTS OF STANDARTISATION Kocherga K. S. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Chornovol-Tkachenko O.O. (PhD) ............................................ 113 SPECIFICITIES OF A FLASH MOB AS A SOCIAL PHENOMENON Kovtun Yu. L. Language supervisor: Peshkova O. G. ........................................................................... 117 THE FUNCTIONS OF PUNCTUATION IN INDEPENDENT CLAUSES Kuharchuk V. V. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Serdiuk V. M. (PhD) .................................................................. 120 THEORETICAL AND METODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR MUSICAL CULTURE STUDY Mudryan N. (Kharkov) Language supervisor: Tkalya I. A. (PhD) ...................................................................... 124 A LINGUISTIC LOOK AT SPANISH Natidze N. D. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Serdiuk V. M. (PhD) .................................................................. 128 CULTURAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ROOTS OF FEMINIST INTERPRETATIONS OF MOTHERING Panchenko Ye. Ye. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Serdiuk O. Yu. ............................................................................ 131 HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS AND LANGUAGE CHANGE Peralta Y. A. (Kharkiv) Language supervisor: Serdiuk V. M. (PhD) .................................................................. 133 5 THE NABATAEAN KINGDOM Pohodnyakova A. S. (Kharkov) Language supervisor: Kobzar E. I. ...............................................................................
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