>«Scattered — we will be destroyed immediately»
The monograph presents an analysis of D. I. Mendeleev’s philosophical and sociopolitical legacy, devoted to reflections on Russia, its history, development paths and place in the world community, on the trends of the historical process in the context of which Russian society is developing, on the Russian state and its politics.
The monograph is recommended for specialists, teachers, postgraduates, undergraduates, students and anyone who is interested in the philosophical and sociopolitical legacy of D. I. Mendeleev, the history of Russian thought, science and Russian culture.
Keyword: D. I. Mendeleev, Russian socio-political thought, Russian studies, Russian philosophy, national identity, Russian state, history of Russia, science and education
>Biology: A Handbook of the Supplementary Entrance Examination (SEE). 2
This two-volume textbook prepares secondary school students for the Unified State Exam in biology, as well as for the additional university entrance exam in biology. Particular attention is paid to covering those sections of the school biology curriculum that pose the greatest difficulties for students. At the same time, the presentation is quite accessible to both schoolchildren and applicants.
This textbook is intended for university applicants majoring in Fundamental and Applied Biology.
>Lexicology of the Russian Language. Lexical Semantics: A Lecture Course
This lecture course, covering one of the core disciplines of the general course "Modern Russian Language," is devoted to theoretical issues of lexical semantics. To identify the specific features of the Russian-language worldview, based on an analysis of the Russian lexicon, facts from other languages are drawn upon. The methodology utilizes an explanatory presentation strategy, driven by the controversial nature of many issues in modern linguistic semantics. Particular attention is paid to componential and conceptual methods of word analysis, as well as to such basic concepts of modern linguistics as "lexical function," "prototype," "frame," "concept," and "discourse."