The paper defends the thesis that the prospect of development of interactions of quantum logic and quantum mechanics in modern conditions coincides with representation as methodological basis of researches in spheres of quantum logic and quantum mechanics of principle of the indiscernibility of identicals entered by G. Leibnitz and developed by S. Kripke.

The interactionbetweenbrain and language has been investigated by a vast amount of research and different approaches, which however do not offer a comprehensive and unified theoretical framework to analyze how brain functioning performs the mental processes we use in producing language and in understanding speech. This Special Issue addresses the need to develop such a general theoretical framework, by fostering an interaction among the various scientific disciplines and methodologies, which centres on investigating the functional architecture of brain, mind and language, and is articulated along the following main dimensions of research: (a) Language as a regulatory contour of brain and mental processes; (b) Language as a unique human phenomenon; (c) Language as a governor of human behaviour and brain operations; (d) Language as an organizational factor of ontogenesis of mentation and behaviour.

The article focuses on the key role of mobile devices and social networks in contemporary society, the education / knowledge acquisition paradigm shift, along with the problem of determination of the object of interaction in virtual educational environment and mobile devices users

The author of the article investigates the problem of culture and language in the context of globalization on the stage of informational civilization. She studies peculiarities of technosphere, sociosphere, infosphere of civilization of the 2^nd Wave and the 3d Wave and comes to the conclusion that globalization must be realized as a process of multiculturalism based on principles of cultural pluralism.

Internet is considered as a socle-cultural phenomenon, a social institution and a factor of socialization. Substantiated specific socialization opportunities of the Internet environment for youth.

The paper deals psycho-didactic concept of learning in the context of evolution of information technology. Actual problems of cognitivism as learning theory are identified.

This paper reviews the current understanding of virtual communication and specificity of the representation itself in cyberspace. Given self-presentation method, through the choice of any picture, depending on the situation of communication. Presented the results of an empirical study describes the features of the presentation of self in the virtual space of the modern youth.

In this article include the system of classification of degree of thickening complex "intima-media" of the common carotid artery (CCA IMT). The main tool for building information models were algorithms and methods for synthesis of artificial neural networks (ANN). The analysis is based on the results of the survey 242 subjaects aged 40-90 years. The mathematical classification for optimizing assessment of carotid atherosclerosis was used. ANN was made up of neurons in the input, hidden and output layers. First, the correct classification of these data was obtained by ultrasound specialists with duplex scanning. ANN model does successfully classified in 84.5%. We found that ANN is effective, when designated four classes. The result of this classification system is rapid establishment of medical diagnosis

This article discusses the range of questions connected with the distance banking services. The forms of distance banking services are determined.The characteristics of phone-banking, mobile-banking, Internet-banking are given. The prospects of the distance banking services development in Russia are discussed.

The article deals with changing of the traditional understanding of thescene and stagework due to changes in self-perception of people in the ageof exploration and development of cyberspace. It is based on the analysis ofthe practice of the project of Les Kurbas National Center of Theatrical Arts"Dictionary of the Khazars" by M. Pavic.

From the ancient times people tried to understand the essence of the events, tried learn the history of that or another object, tried to explain and to understand the historical process. The history is one of the main categories of actual reality. Every object that exists in our world and which is a direct component has its own history, its own «story», without knowledge of which, it would be abstract and incomplete. Each «story» is the ultimate goal of the history, and the beginning of its examination by the philosophical consciousness. The history, as its acting through the time, can be analyzed as a narrative, as one of the ways to construct possible worlds. Such worlds are the computer games which are a complex and contradictory phenomenon. Narrative worlds of computer games, on one hand, are part of our world, and on the other, contain its own world, its own game reality. The history of the virtual worlds is extremely difficult to study, because it often overlaps with the history of the world. Thus, this article aims to show how the history of the current reality and the virtual worlds of computer games are interacting.

The article provides an overview of VII Science Festival's lectures. The key issues are the structure and evolution of the universe; the discovery of the Higgs boson; the origin of life; the discovery of a new species (subspecies) homo who lived in Denisova Cave (Altaysky region, Russia); brain research, consciousness and memory. The concept of the festival involves changing the educational paradigm in an economy based on knowledge and popularization of the fundamental and applied science