Dymarsky, Mikhail Yakovlevich

In 1979 he graduated from the Faculty of Russian Language and Literature of the Leningrad State Pedagogical Institute. A.I. Herzen , and in 1989 - graduate school , successfully defending a dissertation on the subject “Complex syntactic whole in a functional aspect (based on material of constructions with a local / temporal determinant in the initial position)” (02.10.01 - Russian).

In 1999 he defended his doctoral dissertation on the topic "Problems of Russian text formation: The super-phrasal level of organization of a literary text."

He began his pedagogical activity as a teacher of the Russian language and literature in schools in St. Petersburg (school number 176 (1979), school number 373 (1980-1986), school number 371 (1987-1990).

Since 1981 works at the Russian language department of the philological faculty of Russian State Pedagogical University named after A. I. Herzen ^[1] : hourly (1981-1989), assistant (1989-1993), associate professor (1993-2000), professor (since 2000).

In 2004-2007, he taught linguistics and Russian at the University of Oldenburg University named after Karl von Osetskiy ( Germany ).

By 2012, prepared two candidates of science .

Professor Dymarsky is on the dissertation council D 212.199.04 on the defense of dissertations for the degree of candidate and doctor of philological sciences (specialty 10.02.01 - Russian language) and the degree of candidate and doctor of pedagogical sciences (specialty 13.00.02 - theory and teaching and upbringing methodology (Russian and Russian as a foreign language, levels of general and professional education)). He has been a member of the Council since 2001, in 2001-2004 was his scientific secretary.

On the account of M. Ya. Dymarsky more than 150 scientific works, most of which are devoted to research in the field of syntax , text formation, theory of speech culture and pragmatics .

M. Ya. Dymarsky is one of the authors of university textbooks used in the educational process not only at the Russian State Pedagogical University named after A.I. Herzen, but also in other educational institutions of the country:

• Practical stylistics of the Russian language (for foreign students): Textbook. pos. - St. Petersburg: Education, 1993 (112/12 p.)
• Modern Russian: Sat. tasks and exercises. - SPb .: Education, 1994 (180/10 p.)
• Through the distance of time: Textbook. in Russian literature the second half. XIX century for 10 cl. Recommended for ed. Committee on Education of the City Hall of St. Petersburg. - SPb .: Special literature. - At 2 hours, 1996 (944/63 p.)
• Written and oral examinations in literature and the Russian language: A manual for high school students and applicants. - SPb .: Special literature, 1997 (subsequent editions: 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002). (416/37 p.)
• Russian language at the oral exam: Recommendations for high school students and applicants. - SPb .: Union. - 144 p., 1998
• Russian language and culture of speech: Textbook. for universities. Approved by the Teaching and Methodical Association of Russian Universities in the areas of teacher education, the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation as a textbook for students of higher educational institutions. - M .: Higher. school; SPb .: Publishing House of the Russian State Pedagogical University named after A.I. Herzen, 2002 (509/61 p.)
• Modern Russian: Sat. ass and control. - SPb .: RSPU, 2003 (275/32 p.)
• [Comments-essay on the stories:] Profaning the profane (pp. 16-18), Indisputably God Is All Around (pp. 28-29), The Price of a Dream (pp. 45-48), Hopelessness (pp. 59 -62), To Stop a Moment, to Extend Hope ... (pp. 85-87) // Five Russian Stories: An introduction to contemporary Russian literature with introduction, commentary and notes / Arna Bronstein, Aleksandra Fleszar. - Newburyport (MA, USA): Focus Publishing, 2004. (15 pp.)
• Modern Russian: Sat. ass and exercise. - M.: Higher School, 2005
• Tests in modern Russian language. - St. Petersburg: Publishing House of the Russian State Pedagogical University named after A.I. Herzen. - 104/13 s. [WITH. 76-88: syntax]. 2005
• Russian language and culture of speech: Textbook. for universities. Approved by the Teaching and Methodical Association of Russian Universities in the areas of teacher education, the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation as a textbook for students of higher educational institutions. - Ed. 2nd, rev. and add. - M .: Higher. school; SPb .: Publishing House of the Russian State Pedagogical University named after A.I. Herzen, 2006 (509/61 p.)
• Practical stylistics of the Russian language / Co-author: I.P. Lysakova, N.O. Rogozhin, N.A. Fedorov, M. B. Khrymov, etc. / For students with a non-native Russian language: Textbook. pos. for advanced stage (I-II certification levels).  M.: “Russian language” Courses.  168/12 p., 2007
• Complex syntactic whole // Ilyenko S. G. Communicative-structural syntax of the modern Russian language. - St. Petersburg: Publishing House of the Russian State Pedagogical University named after A.I. Herzen, 2009 - S. 353-374.
• Russian language and culture of speech: Textbook. for bachelors / Under the general ed. V. D. Chernyak . 2nd ed. - M .: Yurayt, 2012 [Section VI.9. Syntactic Norms. S. 254-312]

Dymarsky is actively published in such scientific and scientific-methodological journals as “Russian text” ^[2] , “Russian language abroad” ^[3] , “World of the Russian word” ^[4] , “Russian language today” ^[5] . Participates in various Russian and international conferences.

In 2007-2011, he was a participant in a scientific project led by S. G. Ilyenko , supported by grants from the Russian Humanitarian Science Foundation .

The educational activities of Dymarsky are not limited to science and teaching. Since 1997, he has been acting as the host (since 2007, the co-host, together with V. A. Efremov) of the cultural and educational program “How is it in Russian?” On “Radio of Russia - St. Petersburg” , answering questions from radio listeners on the culture of speech, about the history and current state of the Russian language.

1. Dymarsky M. Ya. Problems of text formation and literary text (based on the material of Russian prose of the 19th — 20th centuries) Ed. 3rd, fix M .: KomKniga, 2006 .-- 296 p.
2. Dymarsky M. Ya. Onegin and the Mirror: a dialogue with Yu. M. Lotman about a duel in the Pushkin novel // Baltic Philological Courier: Scientific Journal. - Kaliningrad. - 5. - 2005. - S. 282-300. (replication)
3. Dymarsky M. Ya. Speech culture and speech practice // World of Russian words. 3 (16). 2003. (6 p.)
4. Dymarsky M. Ya. Expression and communication // Problems of functional grammar. Field Structures: Coll. monograph / Ans. ed. A.V. Bondarko, S.A. Shubik. - SPb .: Nauka, 2005. (41 p.)
5. Dymarsky M. Ya. Speech culture and speech style (to the problem of assessing the normativity of speech practice) // Russian language today. Vol. 4. Problems of the language norm. Sat Articles / Institute of Russian Language V.V. Vinogradova. - M., 2006 .-- S. 173-186.
6. Dymarsky M. Ya. Connective vs. Injective syntax (From observations of the language of Leo Tolstoy’s novel “War and Peace” // Life of the Language: In Memory of Mikhail Viktorovich Panov. - M.: Languages ​​of Slavic Cultures; Znak, 2007. - P. 207—223.
7. Dymarsky M. Ya. Returning to the typology of syntactic relations: two basic principles of the organization of language structures // World of Russian words. 1. 2008.P. 12-23
8. Dymarsky M. Ya. Prediction and predicativity (presentation to a report at the ILI RAS, May 2012; Tartu, October 2012)
9. Dymarsky M. Ya. In memory of K. A. Dolinin (article written for the journal Language and Speech Activity; the issue was due to be published in 2010, but still has not been published)
10. Dymarsky M. Ya. Again on stress in the word discourse (article)
11. Dymarsky M. Ya. Determination of a sentence vs. determination of utterance (article)
12. Dymarsky M. Ya. Expression and communicativeness (section in the collective monograph; see ibid. 2)
13. Dymarsky M. Ya. The principle of tolerance and some types of communicative failures (article)
14. Dymarsky M. Ya. The phenomenon of bicommunicativity and the principles of typology of syntactic units (article)
15. Dymarsky M. Ya. Once again on the concept of a plot event (article)
16. Dymarsky M. Ya. Aspectuality - the category of utterance (article)
17. Dymarsky M. Ya. On the poetics of lists, or On the definition of postmodernism (article)
18. Dymarsky M. Ya. Problems of classification of a complex sentence (article)
19. Dymarsky M. Ya. Three-level system of syntactic models and the problem of generating statements (article)
20. Dymarsky, Mikhail. Syntax, Semantics, and Two Faces of Pragmatics (article)

A more complete list of works is available on the website of Professor M. Ya. Dymarsky

• Personal pages of M. Ya. Dymarsky vk.com/m.dymarsky, http://dymarsky.mylivepage.ru/
• links to selected articles Online
  • DYMARSKY, Mikhail. Syntax, Semantics, and Two Faces of Pragmatics
  • Dymarsky M. Ya. In what sense is a complex sentence a structural-semantic unity? (On the classification problem) // Theoretical problems of functional grammar: Materials of the All-Russian Scientific Conference (St. Petersburg, September 26-28, 2001) / Otv. ed. A.V. Bondarko. SPb .: "Science", 2001. - p. 27 - 35. (link not available)
• Laid out on the page of M. Ya. Dymarsky VKontakte:
  • Prediction and predicativeness (presentation to a report at the OR OR RAS, May 2012; Tartu, October 2012)
  • In memory of K. A. Dolinin
  • Again stress in the word discourse
  • Determination of sentences vs. utterance
  • Expression and communication (section in the collective monograph; see ibid. 2)
  • The principle of tolerance and some types of communicative failures
  • The phenomenon of bicommunicativity and the principles of typology of syntactic units
  • Once again about the concept of a plot event
  • Aspectuality - utterance category
  • On the poetics of lists, or On the definition of postmodernism
  • Problems of classification of complex sentences
  • Three-level system of syntactic models and the problem of generating statements
• Russian State Pedagogical University named after A.I. Herzen (inaccessible link)
• Faculty of Philology (inaccessible link)
• Russian language department
• Page on the website of OR RAS