Golev, Nikolai Danilovich

In 1964 he graduated from Talmen Secondary School No. 2. In 1971 he graduated from the Philological Department of Tomsk State University . Then he entered the graduate school of Tomsk University in the department of the Russian language, which he graduated in 1974. Since 1974 he has been a candidate of philological sciences, the topic of the dissertation is “The system of nomination of specific subjects in the Russian language”, the dissertation was carried out under the guidance of Professor O. I. Blinova . From 1974 to 2004 he worked at Altai State University as an assistant, senior lecturer, associate professor , and from 1993 as a professor. Since 2005 he has been working at Kemerovo State University.

• Onomasciology is the science of how the designation of objects in Russian occurs. In addition to general theoretical problems, Nikolai Danilovich Golev did a lot of specific research in this area: dialect names of birds, chemical terminology, Siberian toponymy
• Derivative lexicology - the science of derivation (word formation, morphemic, motivation) in the Russian language.
• Problems of teaching and learning the Russian language at school. ND Golev, a supporter of personality-oriented learning, welcomes an individual approach to learning, including taking into account the mental and psychological characteristics of the student. N. D. Golev notes that in the learning process it is necessary to rely not only on rational, but also on the possibilities of intuition of the student and student. As part of this concept, he developed methods of individual language teaching.
• Spelling and punctuation issues. According to the scientist, the central idea here is the need to study the laws of spelling and punctuation as manifestations of the natural written speech of ordinary native speakers
• Ordinary metalanguage consciousness. Reflections of ordinary native speakers of the language about the language itself, according to N. D. Golev, substantially determine the structure, functioning and development of the language, affect language education, language policy and the science of language.
• Jurislingistics. He is the author of a series of theoretical articles devoted to the problems of this area, acts as an expert.
• Educational activities
• Higher education courses "Word formation, morphemic, morphology, spelling of the Russian language", "Philosophy of language". Special courses "Jurislingistics", "Linguopersonology", "Antinomic analysis of the language", "Onomasiology", "Fundamentals of scientific research."
• A program of the educational process in the framework of competency-based training, called the term Nooteka by N. D. Golev
• School optional courses "Rhetoric", "Spelling and linguistic culture."

Expert activity.

The total number of examinations in the field of legal linguistics is more than 100. Among them are examinations in cases of protecting the honor and dignity of citizens, insults and slander, examination of texts of contracts, interpretation of the text of official documents, instructions, research on trademarks for their similarities / differences, advertising texts on the correctness of the comparisons contained in them, texts of speeches of judges before the jury, expert examination of experts, examinations of cases related to incitement of interethnic and interreligious r no.

School of Science

He heads the scientific school "Social and cognitive functioning of the Russian language" ^[1] .

Candidate dissertations performed under the direction of N. D. Golev

• Gusar Elena Gennadievna. The role of the suppository factor in the derivation of the meaningful lexical unit in the text . - Barnaul, 1995
• Trubnikova Julia Vitoldovna. The derivational functioning of lexical units of text. Barnaul, 1997.
• Peresypkina Olga Nikolaevna. Motivational associations of lexical units of the Russian language (lexicographic and theoretical aspects). - Barnaul,

1998.

• Tolkunova Elena Gennadievna. The semantic description of modern Russian advertising texts. Barnaul, 1998.
• Doronina Natalya Ivanovna. Conditions for the realization of the derivational potential of words in the Russian language (based on the material of the derivational-associative experiment). - Barnaul, 1999.
• Doronina Svetlana Valerevna. "The content and internal form of Russian game texts: cognitively-active aspect (based on jokes and speech jokes)." - Barnaul, 2000.
• Saykova Natalya Vladimirovna. “The interaction of word and text in the derivational aspect (based on the material of secondary texts of various types)” - Barnaul, 2002.
• Kiseleva Oksana Anatolyevna. Communicative Russian spelling (experimental study). - Barnaul, 2002.
• Matveeva Olga Nikolaevna. The functioning of conflicting texts in the legal sphere and the peculiarities of its linguistic study (based on the texts of texts involved in legal practice) ".- Barnaul, 2004.
• Tatarintseva Elena Nikolaevna. Linguopersonological functioning of the principles of Russian spelling. - Kemerovo, 2005.
• Prokudina Irina Sergeevna Russian language personality in the aspect of linguistic-cognitive styles of reproducing a scientific text (based on student abstracts). - Kemerovo, 2009.
• Shpilnaya Nadezhda Nikolaevna "The linguistic picture of the world in the structure of the speech-thinking activity of the Russian linguistic personality: based on the composition of V. A. Serov's painting" Girl with Peaches. "- Kemerovo, 2010.
• Bikeikina Natalya Andreevna "Linguoconflictological and jurislinguistic research of the proper name: on the material of Russian anthroponyms". - Kemerovo, 2011.
• Maksimova Sofya Alekseevna “Types of everyday interpretation of literary texts by ordinary native Russian speakers of adolescence.” - Novosibirsk, 2011.
• Barysheva Evgeniya Leonidovna “Russian Orthodox sermon: correlation of canonical and variative (linguistic-personal aspect).” - Kemerovo, 2012.
• Dudareva Yana Aleksandrovna “Nominative units connected by synonymous and related relations, as components of an associative-verbal network”. - Kemerovo, 2012.
• Obelunas Nina Vladimirovna “Conflict of interpretations of texts in the aspect of the opposition of event and evaluation information (based on texts of Russian media)”. - Kemerovo, 2012.
• Zamilova Anastasia Valerievna “Linguosocial modeling of the Russian language personality (based on the material of the Internet blog)”. - Kemerovo, 2013.
• Noskova Olga Aleksandrovna "Linguistic-cognitive style of a journalist (based on the material of the radio program" dissenting opinion "). - Kemerovo, 2013.
• Tvarzhinskaya Olga Viktorovna “An Ordinary Hermeneutics of a Poetic Text: Linguistic Personological Aspect (Based on Interpretation of Poems by A. A. Fet as Ordinary Native Speakers of the Russian Language).” - Kemerovo, 2013.
• Vorobeva Marina Evgenievna "Interpretative functioning of the legal language in everyday consciousness (based on interpretations of legal terms by ordinary native speakers of the Russian language). - Kemerovo, 2014
• Napreeenko Galina Viktorovna “Lexical-quantitative modeling of a linguistic personality in the identification aspect: on the material of Russian-language Internet diaries”. - Kemerovo, 2015.

Doctoral dissertations performed under the guidance of N. D. Golev

• Dmitrieva Lidia Mikhailovna. Ontological and mental being of a toponymic system (based on the material of Russian toponymy of Altai). - Ekaterinburg, 2003.
• Shkuropatskaya Marina Gennadyevna. Derivative system of vocabulary (based on the material of the Russian language. Kemerovo, 2004.
• Chernyshova Tatyana Vladimirovna “Media texts in the mental-linguistic space of modern Russia” - Barnaul, 2005
• Sologub Olga Pavlovna Contemporary Russian business text: genesis and functioning. Kemerovo, 2009.
• Kim Lidia Gustovna "Variation and interpretation of the functioning of the text: theoretical and experimental research." - Kemerovo, 2010.
• Konstantin Ivanovich Brinev “Theoretical Linguistics and Judicial Linguistic Expertise”. - Kemerovo, 2010.
• Melnik Natalya Vladimirovna “The derivational functioning of the Russian text: linguocentric and personcentric aspects”. - Kemerovo, 2011.
• Tarmaeva Victoria Ivanovna. “Cognitive harmony as a mechanism of textual activity (experimentally theolretic research).” Kemerovo, 2012
• Shpilnaya N. N. “Russian dialogical text: derivational aspect”. Kemerovo, 2016.

Monographs, study guides, magazines, dictionaries

The dynamic aspect of lexical motivation. Tomsk, 1989.

• Antinomies of Russian spelling. Monograph. Barnaul, 1997. 2nd ed. M .: URSS, 2004 .-- 158 p.
• Natural written Russian speech. Sat Conference materials / Ed. N. D. Goleva. . Part 1 2, 3. - Barnaul, 2002, 2003, 2004. Part 4, Kemerovo, 2011 (edited by N. B. Lebedeva)
• Morphology of the modern Russian language: a textbook for students in the format "Nooteka" / GOU VPO "Kemerovo State University". - Kemerovo: Publishing House of the Kemerovo State University, 2006. - 208 p.
• Linguopersonology: types of linguistic personalities and personality-oriented learning: Monograph / Edited by N. D. Golev, N. V. Saikova, and E. P. Khomich. - Barnaul; Kemerovo: BSPU, 2006 .-- 435 p.
• Jurislingistics-7: Russian as a phenomenon of legal communication: Interuniversity collection of scientific articles / Ed. N. D. Goleva. - Barnaul: Publishing house Alt. University, 2006 .-- 348 p.
• Jurislingistics-8: Russian language and modern Russian law: Interuniversity collection of scientific papers / ed. N. D. Goleva. - Kemerovo; Barnaul, 2007 .-- 531 p.
• Ordinary metalanguage consciousness: ontological and epistemological aspects. Part 1: Collective monograph / Otv. ed. N. D. Golev. - Kemerovo; Barnaul: Publishing house Alt. Univ., 2009 .-- 532 p.
• Ordinary metalanguage consciousness: ontological and epistemological aspects. Part II: Collective Monograph; open ed. N. D. Golev; GOU VPO "Kemerovo State University". - Tomsk: Publishing house of Tomsk State Pedagogical University, 2009. - 457 p.
• Ordinary metalanguage consciousness: ontological and epistemological aspects. Part III: Collective Monograph; open ed. N. D. Golev; GOU VPO "Kemerovo State University". - Kemerovo ,: Kemerovo State University Publishing House, 2010. 459 p.
• Ordinary metalanguage consciousness: ontological and epistemological aspects. Part IV: Collective Monograph; open ed. N. D. Golev; GOU VPO "Kemerovo State University". - Kemerovo: Publishing House of the Kemerovo State University, 2011. - 481 p.
• Linguopersonology and personality-oriented language teaching: a training manual / N.D. Golev, S. A. Maksimova, E. S. Denisova and others; under the editorship of N.V. Melnik; GOU VPO "Kemerovo State University". - Kemerovo, 2009 .-- 384 p.
• Russian language Olympiads for schoolchildren, applicants and students: Textbook / N.D., Golev, otv. ed. N. N. Shpilnaya. - Kemerovo: Publishing house of the Kemerovo University, 2009. - 204 p.
• Jurislingistics-10: Linguistic Conflictology and Jurisprudence: Interuniversity Collection of Scientific Papers / Ed. N. D. Goleva and T.V. Chernyshova. - Kemerovo, Barnaul, 2010 .-- 510 p.
• Jurislingistics-11: Law as a Discourse, Text and Word: Interuniversity Collection of Scientific Works / Ed. N. D. Goleva and K. I. Brinev. - Kemerovo, Barnaul, 2011 .-- 600 s.
• Dictionary of ordinary interpretations of Russian words. Vocabulary of nature: in 2 vols. - Vol. 1: AM (apricot ant) ​​(478 stimulus words) / ed. N. D. Goleva. - Kemerovo, 2012.

• Honorary Worker of Higher Professional Education of the Russian Federation;
• Honored Worker of Higher School of the Russian Federation

• Bashkova I.V. Studying the linguistic personality in modern Russian linguistics. - Krasnoyarsk, 2010 .-- 451 p.
• ANTHROPOTEXT. a collection of scientific articles dedicated to the 60th anniversary of Professor Nikolai Danilovich Golev: [in 2 volumes] / T. 1: Kemerovo state. un-t; [editor: L.G. Kim (ed. ed.) and others.]. Tomsk, 2006; T. 2. Altai University (ed. T.V. Chernyshov. Barnaul, 2006.

• Personal page of N. D. Golev on AltSU website, where he worked until 2004
• Site of the Siberian Association of Linguistic Experts (Barnaul - Kemerovo - Novosibirsk) (inaccessible link)
• Page on the site ELIBRARY.ru
• Site of the Faculty of Philology and Journalism of KemSU