Yuri S Kostylev
Biographic Data
| ID | 9015967 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yuri S Kostylev |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yuri S |
| FAMILY NAME | Kostylev |
| SIGNATURE | KOSTYLEV Y S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Moscow Power Engineering Institute |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3208-9911 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Handwritten Quiz as a Genre of Amateur Folklore Studies (Based on the Material of the “Folklore” Collection, Quiz by L. N. Ukhareva)
The article analyzes the text of the handwritten collection “The Living Olden Times of the Vetluga Region” by the amateur collector L. N. Ukhareva. The collection contains a number of folk signs, prohibitions, prescriptions and is designed in the form of a quiz with answer options describing the consequences of the existence of a particular phenomenon. The purpose of the article is to characterize the folklore collection as a type of text with sp…
Toponymic Aspect of the History of the Development of Mineral Deposits in the Southern Urals
The article analyzes the official toponymic systems of mine deposits located in the territory of the modern Chelyabinsk region. It considers the names of the objects of the Ilmen Reserve, Kochkar gold deposit, Astafyevsky and Svetlinsky deposits of rock crystal, and various deposits of Bredinsky district. Specialized scientific literature of geological, historical and topographic profile was used as a source of material. The volume of this materi…
Detoponymic Names of Ural Minerals
The article examines the names of minerals derived from toponyms found in the Urals. The material for the study was sourced from specialized works on the mineralogy of the region, Russia, and the world. The aim of the research is to analyze the word-formation patterns characteristic of detoponymic mineral names, both in motivational and formal terms. The detoponymic pattern ranks as the second most frequent for mineral names, accounting for 21% o…
Deanthroponymic Names of Ural Minerals
The study investigates the nomenclature of Ural minerals derived from anthroponyms. The data was sourced from printed and electronic publications on geology and mineralogy. The aim of the research is to analyze the primary word-formation patterns evident in the lexemes of the compiled corpus, discern deviations from traditional word-formation patterns, and ascertain their underlying causes. The deanthroponymic model emerges as the predominant one…
Names of Artificial Objects of the Ilmen State Reserve of the First Period of its Development (1920–1930s)
The paper considers the names of artificial objects of the Ilmen Nature Reserve during the first period of its development (1920–1930s), namely, the names of mines, cordons, roads, and other local objects associated with the extraction of minerals, as well as related to development of the territory. The works of geologists of the corresponding period were used as a source of toponymic material. A significant part of the objects and their names re…
Names of Crystal-Bearing Deposits of the Circumpolar and Southern Urals
The paper studies the names of objects of vein quartz and rock crystal deposits (placers, deposits, crystal manifestations, quarries, mines, veins, and other artificial and natural objects) located on the territory of the Circumpolar and Southern Urals (Chelyabinsk Region, Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug and the Komi Republic). The timeframe of crystal mining in these regions can be set for mid-late 20th century. The study investigates systemic con…
Cultural Studies of Stone
This paper gives an overview of the book Stone and Mountains in Popular Culture by Ruth Ageeva, a monograph that includes a preface, an introduction, seven chapters, an appendix, and a list of oronyms (proper names for mountains and stones) found in the text. The book presents a functional study of the original word stone and its derivatives in oronymy (chapter 1), analyses proper names of individual stones (chapter 2), considers the symbolic con…
Wrangel Island Toponymy Motivated by Zoology Vocabulary
The paper deals with the names of geographical objects of Wrangel Island motivated by zoology vocabulary. These lexical units may refer to various species and groups of animals, characteristic features of their appearance and behavior, or include notions and terms of material culture related to hunting, animal breeding, and nature conservation. The study builds on specialized toponymic guides, memoirs and essays, cartographic materials, as well a…
Prerevolutionary Names of Mining Sites of the Beryozovsky Gold Deposit
The article deals with the proper names of mines, veins, digging pits, and other natural and artificial mining sites located on the territory of the Beryozovsky Gold Deposit (Middle Urals, Russia). The vast majority of these onomastic units appeared in the 18th–19th centuries, in the course of the mining development (since its start in 1745 and until 1917), and are still in more or less active use today. The study aims to identify the motivation …
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Wrangel Island Toponymy Motivated by Zoology Vocabulary
The paper deals with the names of geographical objects of Wrangel Island motivated by zoology vocabulary. These lexical units may refer to various species and groups of animals, characteristic features of their appearance and behavior, or include notions and terms of material culture related to hunting, animal breeding, and nature conservation. The study builds on specialized toponymic guides, memoirs and essays, cartographic materials, as well a…
Prerevolutionary Names of Mining Sites of the Beryozovsky Gold Deposit
The article deals with the proper names of mines, veins, digging pits, and other natural and artificial mining sites located on the territory of the Beryozovsky Gold Deposit (Middle Urals, Russia). The vast majority of these onomastic units appeared in the 18th–19th centuries, in the course of the mining development (since its start in 1745 and until 1917), and are still in more or less active use today. The study aims to identify the motivation …
Names of Crystal-Bearing Deposits of the Circumpolar and Southern Urals
The paper studies the names of objects of vein quartz and rock crystal deposits (placers, deposits, crystal manifestations, quarries, mines, veins, and other artificial and natural objects) located on the territory of the Circumpolar and Southern Urals (Chelyabinsk Region, Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug and the Komi Republic). The timeframe of crystal mining in these regions can be set for mid-late 20th century. The study investigates systemic con…
Cultural Studies of Stone
This paper gives an overview of the book Stone and Mountains in Popular Culture by Ruth Ageeva, a monograph that includes a preface, an introduction, seven chapters, an appendix, and a list of oronyms (proper names for mountains and stones) found in the text. The book presents a functional study of the original word stone and its derivatives in oronymy (chapter 1), analyses proper names of individual stones (chapter 2), considers the symbolic con…
Names of Artificial Objects of the Ilmen State Reserve of the First Period of its Development (1920–1930s)
The paper considers the names of artificial objects of the Ilmen Nature Reserve during the first period of its development (1920–1930s), namely, the names of mines, cordons, roads, and other local objects associated with the extraction of minerals, as well as related to development of the territory. The works of geologists of the corresponding period were used as a source of toponymic material. A significant part of the objects and their names re…
Deanthroponymic Names of Ural Minerals
The study investigates the nomenclature of Ural minerals derived from anthroponyms. The data was sourced from printed and electronic publications on geology and mineralogy. The aim of the research is to analyze the primary word-formation patterns evident in the lexemes of the compiled corpus, discern deviations from traditional word-formation patterns, and ascertain their underlying causes. The deanthroponymic model emerges as the predominant one…
Handwritten Quiz as a Genre of Amateur Folklore Studies (Based on the Material of the “Folklore” Collection, Quiz by L. N. Ukhareva)
The article analyzes the text of the handwritten collection “The Living Olden Times of the Vetluga Region” by the amateur collector L. N. Ukhareva. The collection contains a number of folk signs, prohibitions, prescriptions and is designed in the form of a quiz with answer options describing the consequences of the existence of a particular phenomenon. The purpose of the article is to characterize the folklore collection as a type of text with sp…
Toponymic Aspect of the History of the Development of Mineral Deposits in the Southern Urals
The article analyzes the official toponymic systems of mine deposits located in the territory of the modern Chelyabinsk region. It considers the names of the objects of the Ilmen Reserve, Kochkar gold deposit, Astafyevsky and Svetlinsky deposits of rock crystal, and various deposits of Bredinsky district. Specialized scientific literature of geological, historical and topographic profile was used as a source of material. The volume of this materi…
Detoponymic Names of Ural Minerals
The article examines the names of minerals derived from toponyms found in the Urals. The material for the study was sourced from specialized works on the mineralogy of the region, Russia, and the world. The aim of the research is to analyze the word-formation patterns characteristic of detoponymic mineral names, both in motivational and formal terms. The detoponymic pattern ranks as the second most frequent for mineral names, accounting for 21% o…
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