In the article the author presents her interpretation of development of hand-written and printed traditions connected with reverence of the first Irkutsk sacred prelate Innokenty. Their correlation and interaction during XIX
The paper concerns the interethnic and intercultural contacts. The influence of Russian musical traditional culture on folklore of indigenous peoples of Siberia is considered. It describes the functioning and transformations of Orthodox Church chanting and Russian national song genres (spiritual verses, lyrical and play songs, chastooshkas) within intonational cultures of Khakassia, Shoria and other native Siberian ethnoses. The research is executed on materials fixed on the boundary of the XX
In the article several research questions of Siberian local folklore tradtion are considered, in particular the structure of components of the musical-ethnographic tradition, formation of the source base for comparative study of song folklore, textological preparation of early sources etc. In relation to the Siberian folklore material these problems are posed by the author for the first time.
This paper considers the most ancient plots of Khakass myths about prime-creation from the historical-typological point of analysis. The objects of research are the images of birds-demiurges who stood at the beginning of the universe in representations of ancient Khakass. Separate mythological plots about two ducks who subsequently have divided the world are considered. Also the formation process of myths about prime-creation is traced. The author reveals in historical-typological aspect the features of the prime-creation
The theme of the present paper is approaches and methods to study proverbs in modern linguistics and folklore studies. The broad specter of researchers
Pavlova, E.Yu.
Keywords: national crafts and the modern art of Siberia, archaization, synthesis of ethnic traditions, regional consciousness.
Pages: 74-77
Tsydenova, D.Ts.
Keywords: behavioral culture and a common law of ethnos, ethical «ideal» and system of moral and ethical values of a traditional society, Agin-Buryat Autonomous Okrug, Buryats.
Pages: 78-81
The paper analyses norms of common law and behavioral culture characteristic for traditional society. The author reconstructs on these materials the complex of Agin
Lutsidarskaya, A.A.
Keywords: I. Irmes, prisoner of war, exile, Siberia, adaptation, inadequate ambitions, conquest of territories, petition to the Tsar, wreck of plans.
Pages: 82-86
In order to realize the system approach in description of Eurasian civilization generality of peoples the authors suggest to differentiate in its structure Internal Eurasia with a locus in the Sayan-Altay mountain region with adjoining plains and External Eurasia including peripheral civilizations of the continent. Internal Eurasia is considered as a kernel of Eurasian ecumene defining the dynamics of the Eurasian civilization as the whole and formation of a fundamental generality of its values and constants.
The article is devoted to the role of ethnic boundaries in the regional community of Khakass Republic. Author emphasizes following parameters of membership in regional community: love for homeland, historical experience of interethnic cooperation and symbolic resources of the Russians and the Khakasses in institutionalization of regional citizenship. The author makes conclusion about dual role of ethnic boundaries in regional community of Khakass Republic: on the one hand, they maintain interethnic balance between the Russians and the Khakass; on the other hand, they mark boundaries between the indigenous and newly arrived population.
The interethnic relations between native population and migrants, who came to the okrug at various time periods, have been studied on the basis of the results of sociological research, carried out by the authors in five towns of Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug (Yugra). The authors revealed social-cultural, economic and political problems which cause interethnic tension in the opinion of native population and migrants. Estimations both positive and negative of the migrants
The article determines the role, value and character of adaptations in culture of life-maintenance of Russian peasants in a context of social-economic and ethnic-cultural development of Western-Siberian region. The basic stages of peasantry adaptation in Siberia; traditional, innovative, hyper-innovative adaptations in culture of its life-maintenance are allocated. For the first time in a domestic historiography the character of Western-Siberian peasantry
Results of microbiological monitoring of urban soils are presented. It is revealed that degraded soils and urbanozems of residential and transport functional zones turn out to be the environment of survival and reproduction of photoauto- and chemo-organoheterotrophic microorganisms. A spectrum of the species of sanitary significance is reported.
Features of genesis, classification, the problem of zoning of the floodplain soil of river valleys in the taiga forest, forest-steppe and steppe regions of Siberia are discussed. It is stressed that sod, meadow and meadow-fen soils are formed in river valleys as a result of two groups of processes: floodplain-alluvial and properly soil-forming ones. It is also stressed that each group of soil types is characterized by its own set of elementary soil-forming processes; the main features of zoning in floodplain soils are established. It is shown that the mobility of ferriferrous, humus-ferrous and clayish plasma in meadow soil should be taken into account when carrying out drainage land improvement since there is a danger of plugging up the drainage tubes and the danger of slitization of the plough layer of soil during ploughing up.
On the basis of the data of structural mineralogical and genetic investigations carried out in the joint work with R. V. Kovalev and his apprentices, some genetic geographic aspects of the features of soil and top soil of Siberia are considered. They include super-dispersed clay minerals in soda solonetz of the Baraba as a manifestation of nanoscopic particles in soils, the problem of the formation of melkozem and the soil of mountainous-steppe type in the extracontinental regions of Siberia, the features of the differentiation of the solid phase of sod-deep-podzolic soils of low-mountainous regions of the Salair and the Altay.
The soil geochemical heterogeneity of the territory in the south of Western Siberia is considered from the position of geochemistry. Examples of extremal situations connected with fluxes of chemical elements in the system soil
Features of the profile distribution of microbiomass and its metabolic activity in the soils of different age formed in the regions of drying off bottom of a salty lake are investigated. It is shown that the investigated microbiological indices are closely connected with the level of soil salinity; they decrease with an increase in salinity degree. The first stage of soil formation
Possibilities and limitations of the use of humus profiles of soils for the reconstruction of stages and phases of soil formation are considered. It is shown that the humus profile is more reflective in comparison with the soil one. Its structure and properties fix the information about all the stages and phases of soil formation, even those the formation period of which is shorter than the characteristic time of formation of a morphologically expressed index. A range of aspects that require further work on solving the problem of soil formation stages involving humus profiles of soils is discussed.
For the example of slime pit of the Abagur agglomeration plant, the possibility to use the deposits of urban waste water (DWW) for reclamation of phytotoxic rocks is considered. The advantage of DWW over the substrate of the slime pit is proved; the efficiency of the introduction of different DWW doses is tested in field experiments; the state of embryozems is described; conclusions concerning the prospects of the use of DWW as a soil conditioner are made.
Humus formation was shown to be a peculiar natural selection of the most sustainable organic aromatic compounds that takes place in the course of decomposition of heterogeneous material. Humic acids were found to be the most sustain
Results of the investigation of initial soil-forming processes on sandy revegetative post-mined quarries of different ages situated in the northern taiga subzone are shown. Morphology, hydrothermal properties, accumulation of potassium, phosphorus, nitrogen and carbon in young soils (embryozems) are characterized.
Processes involved in the erosion of detritus (sandstone, siltstone, mudstone) in embryozems of industry-related landscapes of the Kuznetsk Basin are investigated. Differentiation of the intensity and character of erosion at different stages of soil evolution is demonstrated.
The role of R. V. Kovalev in the investigation of soils of the Lenkoran District is stressed, a brief characterization of the structure of top soil of this economically important region of Azerbaijan is given, and the data on morphological, bioecological features and agricultural significance are reported.
The article deals with the components and processes of carbon cycle in the northern peat bogs of Western Siberia. The features of carbon cycle functioning under the contrasting conditions of wetlands in the middle taiga and forest tundra are considered. The questions of the northern peatland functional condition are discussed in connection with the modern climatic trend.
The necessity to conserve soils and natural complexes of Siberia that make up the largest unit of biosphere, i.e. noosphere of the Earth, but come as the most vulnerable and difficultly retrievable environmental objects is substantiated.
Results of the investigation of humus composition of the soils in poorly investigated territory of Tuva are presented. The soils are formed under sharply different conditions: from mountainous tundra to steppe-semi-desert landscapes. The humus was revealed to resemble the humus of similar soils of extracontinental regions in the south of Siberia (Transbaikalia, South-Eastern Mountainous Altay), but it possesses a definite specificity manifesting itself as higher
Global warming leads to permafrost degradation, an increase in peat degradation and changes in the parameters of macroelement balance. The experimental investigation of the decomposition of plant matter in the forest-tundra zone showed that this process in the active 30-cm top layer is slower than in middle and southern taiga subzones. Due to their chemical composition Sphagnum mosses are the most stable to decomposition
Results of the investigation of transformation of phosphate forms and their differentiation during the formation of soil profile in industry-related landscapes of the Kans-Achinsk Fuel and Energy Complex are considered. The objects of investigation were uneven-aged dumps of stripping and enclosing rocks of the Nazarovo open-pit mine. The processes of transformation of phosphorus-containing compounds in the strata were revealed to be syngenetic to elementary soil processes and the features of the development of soil biota.
Possibilities and prospects of the application of the basin concept to modern geographic and temporal description of soil erosion processes, transport of matter and energy, dyn
Removal of soil solution by centrifugation changes significantly the CLPP-physiological profile of soil bacterial community, decreasing its ability to metabolise a wide variety of the substrates of low molecular weight, as well as polymeric ones, and increasing its ability to metabolise carbonic acids and phenol derivatives
Quantitative estimation of the differentiation degree of the profiles of heteronomous soils of the Sokur Hills is carried out. General and partial differentiation coefficients proposed by B. G. Rozanov are used [1]. As a result, addition
Paper presents the estimations of above-ground, below-ground and total production in grasslands, meadows and steppe of the forest-steppe and steppe regions, and production in moss peat ecosystems of the northern, middle and southern taiga. Total production varies in grasslands from 520 to 6670 g/(m2 * year) and depends on hydrothermal conditions and the regime of the use of herbage, in moss peat it varies within 360
Institute of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry of SB RAS was organized in 1968, after the establishment of a powerful scientific center in Siberia. The article presents information about the persons who had been at the beginnings of the Institute: the first Director, the first Heads of Laboratories, the first Scientific Secretary and the first post-graduate of the new Institute.
Regularities are considered and common character is revealed in the geographic and inter-profile distribution of total, acid- and water-soluble Sr in soil-forming rocks and soils of the southern territory between the Ob and the Irtysh. Dependence of Sr content on their mineralogical, granulometric composition and on the amount of carbon
