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Полное наименование: федеральное государственное бюджетное образовательное учреждение высшего образования «Удмуртский государственный университет».

Сокращенные наименования ВУЗа: ФГБОУ ВО «УдГУ», УдГУ, ФГБОУ ВО «Удмуртский государственный университет».

Адрес юридический/почтовый/фактический: Удмуртия, 426034, г. Ижевск, ул. Университетская, 1.

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Факс: 8(3412) 68–58–66

Электронная почта: rector@udsu.ru

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Административно-управленческий персонал: Понедельник-пятница: 8:30 — 17:15; Обед — 12:00 — 12:45. Выходные дни: суббота, воскресенье
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Уведомление о смене реквизитов

Выписка из Единого государственного реестра юридических лиц с полным перечнем видов деятельности по ОКВЭД

Карточка предприятия

Уведомление о смене наименования

Как добраться:

• автобусами 12, 22, 27, 50, 53, 79, троллейбусом 2 до остановки «Университет»;
• автобусами 28, 30, 40, троллейбусом 4 до остановки «Дворец спорта»;
• трамваями 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 12 до остановки «ул. Воровского»

Корпуса УдГУ

Исторический
факультет

Кафедра
археологии и истории первобытного
общества

Реферат

по
курсу «Источниковедение»

Источниковедение
и вспомогательные исторические дисциплины

Выполнил:
студент группы 121

Оранж
Д.А.

Проверил:
к.и.н., доц.

Махлай
М.Ф.

Ижевск
2013

Содержание

Введение………………………………………………………….3

Глава
1.
Терминологические
проблемы в источниковедении ..5

Глава
2. Понятия
источниковедения
……………………………8

Глава
3. Вспомогательные
исторические дисциплины………10

3.1
Источниковедческая эвристика……………………………11

3.2
Палеография…………………………………………………12

Заключение………………………………………………………13

Примечания……………………………………………………..14

Список
литературы……………………………………………..16

Введение

Чтобы
определить правильность нужного термина,
которое используют в науке, необходимо
установить его истоки. Правильное
определение термина «источниковедение»
будет иметь не только историографическое
значение, но также поможет совершенствовать
понятийный аппарат данной науки, а также
поможет понять была ли необходимость
его создания.

В.
В. Фарсобин в своей работе поясняет, что
«термин «источниковедение» стал
распространяться в России с середины
XIX в. в значение приведения в известность
памятников старины»¹.
То есть на данном этапе можно видеть,
что термин «источниковедение»
носит еще не то значение, которое мы
придаем в наше время. Можно говорить,
что к тому времени занимаются только
поиском материала — эвристикой и
составляют, например, библиографии, в
которой указывали в форме перечня
издания некоторых книг. Так, В.Удольский
опубликовал библиографию XVII в. Сильвестра
Медведева «Оглавление книг, кто их
сложил». Задачи подобного рода отражены
в работах В. Н. Татищева, М. М. Щербатова
и других историков XVIII в.

Далее
В. В. Фарсобин указывает, что наряду с
«приведением в известность источников»
появляется задача критического изучения
данных источников².
В XIX в. понятие «приведение в известность
источников» было объединено с их
критическом изучением в предмете
источниковедения. «Критическое
изучение источников требует многих и
разнообразных сведений, чем обширнее
круг сведений критика, чем менее он дает
места личной фантазии, тем ценнее, тем
прочнее его выводы³«,
— писал К. Н. Бестужев-Рюмин, соединивший
обзор источников с критическим их
изучением. Можно считать, что, начиная
с Бестужева-Рюмина, источниковедение
уже оформляет себя в тех границах, к
котором мы привыкли видеть.

Одной
из проблем связанных с термином
«источниковедение» заключается
еще в том, что уже на тот момент
употреблялись и другие синонимичные
термины. Например, греческий термин
«пропедевтика». Но все же не стоит
говорить, что данные термины друг друга
полностью заменяли.

Постепенно
термин «источниковедение» начал
приобретать собирательное значение.
А. С. Лаппо-Данилевский уже включает в
своих работах в данное понятие еще и
содержание палеографии, сфрагистики,
дипломатики.⁴

Также
интересно, что термины «источниковедение»
и «археология» имеют трудность в
размежевании. Фарсобин В. В. относит
археологию как вспомогательную
дисциплину, также как и эпиграфику,
нумизматику, сфрагистику, геральдику,
генеалогию, палеографию, дипломатику,
археографию, архивоведение, историческую
географию, ономастику и топонимику.⁵

Основываясь
на этих данных, можно сказать, что понятие
«источниковедение» носит неустойчивый
характер. Поэтому автор данной работы
считает актуальным, подробнее изучить
данное понятие, а также связанные с ним
вспомогательные исторические дисциплины.

Целью
данного исследования является понять,
что такое источниковедение и какие
вспомогательные дисциплины относятся
к нему:

1)
изучить терминологические проблемы в
источниковедение

2)
определить понятия источниковедение

3)
рассмотреть вспомогательные исторические
дисциплины

Исследование
построено на работах Бестужева-Рюмина
К.Н., Жуковская Л.П., Лаппо-Данилевского
А.С., Лотте Д.С., Сперанский М. Н., Фарсобин
В. В., Черепнин Л.В., Шмидт С.О.

УдГУ

Полезное

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Udmurt State University

Удмуртский государственный университет (УдГУ)
Type	Public
Established	1931
Rector	Galina Merzlyakova[1]
Academic staff	959
Students	28,089
Undergraduates	9,272
Location	Izhevsk , Udmurt Republic , Russia
Campus	Urban
Website	Udmurt State University

University rankings
Regional – Overall
QS Emerging Europe and Central Asia[2]	401-450 (2022)

Udmurt State University (Udmurtian Удмурт кун университет; Russian: Удмуртский государственный университет) is a public university in the city of Izhevsk, Russia. Established in 1931, UdSU is the oldest educational institution in Udmurt Republic. In 1993, it was named among top twenty classical Russian universities, since then consistently ranks 14-16 out of 64 Russian universities.

As of 2006 over 28,000 students are enrolled at the Udmurt State University, which offers 86 different majors. About 9,200 of them are full-time undergraduates.

History[edit]

Udmurt State University is the oldest educational institution in the Udmurt Republic. It was originally established as Udmurt State Pedagogical Institute in 1931. Prior to World War II the Institute’s main goal was defining the key elements of its organizational structure. UdSPI have grown tremendously after the end of the war, and by 1958 the Institute opened its own Graduate School with several Ph.D. awarding committees. The institution has evolved and expanded substantially in the 1960s; it ranked among top ten Soviet institutions of its class. As a result, in April 1971 Udmurt State Pedagogical Institute officially became Udmurt State University.

Organizational structure[edit]

The main campus is on Udmurtskaya street in Izhevsk. Six main buildings and several dormitories occupy prominent position in the center of the city.

As of 2006 the University has 14 departments and 7 institutes.

Humanities[edit]

• Sociology and Philosophy Department
• History Department
• Philology Department
• Udmurt Philology Department
• Physical Education Department
• Journalism Department
• Professional Foreign Languages Department
• Arts and Design Institute
• Foreign Languages and Literature Institute
• Pedagogy, Psychology, and Social Technologies Institute
• Social Communications Institute
• Law, Public Administration and Safety Institute
• Institute of Economics and Management

Sciences[edit]

• Geography Department
• Biology and Chemistry Department
• Mathematics Department
• Physics Department

Engineering[edit]

• Public Safety Institute
• Oil and Gas Industry Department
• Computer Sciences and Technologies Department
• Medical Biotechnologies Department

Regional campuses[edit]

In addition to the main campus in Izhevsk, The Udmurt State University also has several other campuses to service other parts of the Udumurt Republic. In the Udmurt Republic, there are campuses located in Votkinsk, Sarapul, Mozhga, and Debessy. Outside Udmurtia, there are campuses in Kudymkar, Gubkinsky, Naberezhnye Chelny and Nizhnyaya Tura.

Faculty[edit]

Out of almost 1,000 faculty members 130 hold Doctors of sciences (Dr.Sc.]) degrees, and 460 are candidates of sciences (Ph.D.).

190 faculty members are Associate Professors and 45 Full Professors.

Graduate school[edit]

UdSU graduate school offers 11 Ph.D. committees qualified to award Ph.D. and Dr.Sc. degrees in ecology, economics, law, psychology, pedagogics, ethnology, history, culture, linguistics of the Ural region, and Udmurt linguistics.

Research[edit]

Historically, the strongest programs at the Udmurt State University were the ones specializing in pedagogy and education. Yet since the 1960s UdSU has significantly diversified the scope of its scientific activity, and is currently offering up to 10 subfields of study within the most popular areas of research.

Research Area	Number of Subfields
Physics and Mathematics	10
Technical Sciences	6
Biology	4
History	4
Philology	4
Pedagogy	4
Economics	3
Sociology	2
Art Studies	2
Psychology	2
Geography	2
Law	2
Philosophy	1
Chemistry	1
Cultural Studies	1
Civil Defence	1

As of 2006 UdSU has 11 research subdivisions:

• Botanical Gardens
• Natural and Techogenic Catastrophes Institute
• Humanitarian Institute
• Udmurt Department of Russian Philosophical Society
• Applied Ecology Institute
• Educational Technologies Institute
• Gender Studies Center
• Ecology Studies Center
• Educational Center «Resonance Technologies»
• Multimedia and Internet Technologies Center
• Intellectual Property and Information Division

In 2005, Udmurt State University held 34 conferences with 4083 participants, while UdSU faculty members and students presented at 167 international conferences outside the institution. An international research conference dedicated to the 75th Anniversary of the UdSU took place in September 2006.

Several issues of «Vestnik UdSU» journal present faculty members and students research papers every year.

Student facilities and life[edit]

The Fundamental Library of the Udmurt State University first opened in 1931. As of 2006 its fund contains over 700,000 units of conservation in both Russian and foreign languages. The library divisions occupy parts in two of the six university main buildings. A new separate library building is currently under construction.

Since 1995 students and faculty members enjoy free access to electronic databases, full-text electronic publications, and a spacious media room for independent on-line research opened in 2000. Librarians put up thematic book exhibitions available to general public as well as students and faculty several times a year.

Udmurt State University is a home for three very distinct museums. Opened in the 1960s Natural History Museum of The Animal Ecology Department still remains a valuable resource for biology and zoology students. It has three main exhibitions: mineralogy, paleontology, and zoology.

Although the initial research for the Museum of Ancient and Medieval History of the Kama and Vyatka Region started in 1973, museum officially began its work only in 1980. For over 30 years UdSU faculty and students majoring in history and archaeology have participated in studying over 1,500 historical sites in both Udmurt Republic and neighboring regions.

Museum of Arts and Art Gallery established in 1991 showcases paintings, sculptures, and other art works created by UdSU students, faculty, and professional artists of the Udmurt Republic.

Student Internet Center at the Udmurt State University sponsored by “Open Society” program was one of the first of its kind to open in Russian Universities in 1997. As of 2006 it still offers wider internet access than any other facility in Udmurt Republic and provides informational support for the State Departments of the republic, as well as several large regional plants.

Founded in May 1998 The Center for American Studies (Центр американистики) attempts to familiarize UdSU students and faculty members with American culture. Besides various programs devoted to interdisciplinary studies of contemporary American culture, coordinated by both Russian and American specialists from the University of Central Florida, the Center offers tutoring for TOEFL test and Computer Training courses.

Similarly, The Center for Spanish Language and Culture (Центр испанского языка и культуры) popularizes Spanish and Latin American cultural heritage since 1998. Besides teaching Spanish to UdSU students and faculty, staff members of the Center for Hispanic Studies organize a wide array of popular with the students cultural events. These include but are not limited to ethnic festivals, Spanish music parties, and seminars on Latino cinematography.

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Udmurt State University Russian Site
• Udmurt State University English Site

Coordinates: 56°51′02″N 53°13′26″E / 56.85056°N 53.22389°E

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Udmurt State University

Удмуртский государственный университет (УдГУ)
Type	Public
Established	1931
Rector	Galina Merzlyakova[1]
Academic staff	959
Students	28,089
Undergraduates	9,272
Location	Izhevsk , Udmurt Republic , Russia
Campus	Urban
Website	Udmurt State University

University rankings
Regional – Overall
QS Emerging Europe and Central Asia[2]	401-450 (2022)

Udmurt State University (Udmurtian Удмурт кун университет; Russian: Удмуртский государственный университет) is a public university in the city of Izhevsk, Russia. Established in 1931, UdSU is the oldest educational institution in Udmurt Republic. In 1993, it was named among top twenty classical Russian universities, since then consistently ranks 14-16 out of 64 Russian universities.

As of 2006 over 28,000 students are enrolled at the Udmurt State University, which offers 86 different majors. About 9,200 of them are full-time undergraduates.

History[edit]

Udmurt State University is the oldest educational institution in the Udmurt Republic. It was originally established as Udmurt State Pedagogical Institute in 1931. Prior to World War II the Institute’s main goal was defining the key elements of its organizational structure. UdSPI have grown tremendously after the end of the war, and by 1958 the Institute opened its own Graduate School with several Ph.D. awarding committees. The institution has evolved and expanded substantially in the 1960s; it ranked among top ten Soviet institutions of its class. As a result, in April 1971 Udmurt State Pedagogical Institute officially became Udmurt State University.

Organizational structure[edit]

The main campus is on Udmurtskaya street in Izhevsk. Six main buildings and several dormitories occupy prominent position in the center of the city.

As of 2006 the University has 14 departments and 7 institutes.

Humanities[edit]

• Sociology and Philosophy Department
• History Department
• Philology Department
• Udmurt Philology Department
• Physical Education Department
• Journalism Department
• Professional Foreign Languages Department
• Arts and Design Institute
• Foreign Languages and Literature Institute
• Pedagogy, Psychology, and Social Technologies Institute
• Social Communications Institute
• Law, Public Administration and Safety Institute
• Institute of Economics and Management

Sciences[edit]

• Geography Department
• Biology and Chemistry Department
• Mathematics Department
• Physics Department

Engineering[edit]

• Public Safety Institute
• Oil and Gas Industry Department
• Computer Sciences and Technologies Department
• Medical Biotechnologies Department

Regional campuses[edit]

In addition to the main campus in Izhevsk, The Udmurt State University also has several other campuses to service other parts of the Udumurt Republic. In the Udmurt Republic, there are campuses located in Votkinsk, Sarapul, Mozhga, and Debessy. Outside Udmurtia, there are campuses in Kudymkar, Gubkinsky, Naberezhnye Chelny and Nizhnyaya Tura.

Faculty[edit]

Out of almost 1,000 faculty members 130 hold Doctors of sciences (Dr.Sc.]) degrees, and 460 are candidates of sciences (Ph.D.).

190 faculty members are Associate Professors and 45 Full Professors.

Graduate school[edit]

UdSU graduate school offers 11 Ph.D. committees qualified to award Ph.D. and Dr.Sc. degrees in ecology, economics, law, psychology, pedagogics, ethnology, history, culture, linguistics of the Ural region, and Udmurt linguistics.

Research[edit]

Historically, the strongest programs at the Udmurt State University were the ones specializing in pedagogy and education. Yet since the 1960s UdSU has significantly diversified the scope of its scientific activity, and is currently offering up to 10 subfields of study within the most popular areas of research.

Research Area	Number of Subfields
Physics and Mathematics	10
Technical Sciences	6
Biology	4
History	4
Philology	4
Pedagogy	4
Economics	3
Sociology	2
Art Studies	2
Psychology	2
Geography	2
Law	2
Philosophy	1
Chemistry	1
Cultural Studies	1
Civil Defence	1

As of 2006 UdSU has 11 research subdivisions:

• Botanical Gardens
• Natural and Techogenic Catastrophes Institute
• Humanitarian Institute
• Udmurt Department of Russian Philosophical Society
• Applied Ecology Institute
• Educational Technologies Institute
• Gender Studies Center
• Ecology Studies Center
• Educational Center «Resonance Technologies»
• Multimedia and Internet Technologies Center
• Intellectual Property and Information Division

In 2005, Udmurt State University held 34 conferences with 4083 participants, while UdSU faculty members and students presented at 167 international conferences outside the institution. An international research conference dedicated to the 75th Anniversary of the UdSU took place in September 2006.

Several issues of «Vestnik UdSU» journal present faculty members and students research papers every year.

Student facilities and life[edit]

The Fundamental Library of the Udmurt State University first opened in 1931. As of 2006 its fund contains over 700,000 units of conservation in both Russian and foreign languages. The library divisions occupy parts in two of the six university main buildings. A new separate library building is currently under construction.

Since 1995 students and faculty members enjoy free access to electronic databases, full-text electronic publications, and a spacious media room for independent on-line research opened in 2000. Librarians put up thematic book exhibitions available to general public as well as students and faculty several times a year.

Udmurt State University is a home for three very distinct museums. Opened in the 1960s Natural History Museum of The Animal Ecology Department still remains a valuable resource for biology and zoology students. It has three main exhibitions: mineralogy, paleontology, and zoology.

Although the initial research for the Museum of Ancient and Medieval History of the Kama and Vyatka Region started in 1973, museum officially began its work only in 1980. For over 30 years UdSU faculty and students majoring in history and archaeology have participated in studying over 1,500 historical sites in both Udmurt Republic and neighboring regions.

Museum of Arts and Art Gallery established in 1991 showcases paintings, sculptures, and other art works created by UdSU students, faculty, and professional artists of the Udmurt Republic.

Student Internet Center at the Udmurt State University sponsored by “Open Society” program was one of the first of its kind to open in Russian Universities in 1997. As of 2006 it still offers wider internet access than any other facility in Udmurt Republic and provides informational support for the State Departments of the republic, as well as several large regional plants.

Founded in May 1998 The Center for American Studies (Центр американистики) attempts to familiarize UdSU students and faculty members with American culture. Besides various programs devoted to interdisciplinary studies of contemporary American culture, coordinated by both Russian and American specialists from the University of Central Florida, the Center offers tutoring for TOEFL test and Computer Training courses.

Similarly, The Center for Spanish Language and Culture (Центр испанского языка и культуры) popularizes Spanish and Latin American cultural heritage since 1998. Besides teaching Spanish to UdSU students and faculty, staff members of the Center for Hispanic Studies organize a wide array of popular with the students cultural events. These include but are not limited to ethnic festivals, Spanish music parties, and seminars on Latino cinematography.

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Udmurt State University Russian Site
• Udmurt State University English Site

Coordinates: 56°51′02″N 53°13′26″E / 56.85056°N 53.22389°E

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