No. 1 (2026)

Special theme «Mountain Studies». Guest editors: Chimiza K. Lamazhaa, Doctor of Philosophy, Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, Kazakhstan; Zukhra A. Kuchukova, Doctor of Philology, Kabardino-Balkarian State University named after Kh. M. Berbekova, Russia.

Published: 02.03.2026

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Special theme

Mountain Country — The Culture of Mountains

Chimiza K. Lamazhaa, Shenne B. Mainy

6-36
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Mountain Toponyms in the “Toponymic Dictionary” by B. K. Ondar

Zhanseit K. Tuimebaev, Shenne V. Mongush, Zhanat A. Urazbaeva

37-59
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Images of Mountains in the Song Culture of the Tuvans

Shenne B. Mainy, Mendiganym Zh. Shaimerdenova, Meruert S. Zeinebekova

60-82
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Masculine, Feminine, and Androgynous Characteristics of Heroes and Mountain Images in Tuvan Folklore

Ulzhan E. Musabekova, Nursulu Zh. Shaimerdenova, Dinara A. Khudaiberdina

83-104
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Myths, Legends and Traditions about the Names of Mountains among the Tuvans

Nadezhda D. Suvandii, Ainur S. Nurakhynova

105-117
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Mountain civilizational nodes of Altai and the Caucasus in sociocultural dynamics and local dimensions

Andrey V. Ivanov, Yuri V. Popkov

118-131
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“The Highlander Stumbles in the Steppe”: The World-Modeling Function of Verticality in Karachay-Balkar Culture

Zukhra A. Kuchukova, Kazim K. Bauaev, Asiyat R. Borova

132-150
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The concept tau ‘mountain’ in the traditional culture of the Karachay-Balkars: word-forms, ideas, social regulation

Svetlana K. Bashieva

151-165
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Common Turkic Geographical Terms as the Basis of the Basic Cognitive Model of Karachay-Balkar and Tuvan Toponymy

Svetlana K. Bashieva, Nadezhda D. Suvandii

166-178
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Zoomorphic Worldview in Yakut and Tuvan Oronymy: A Comparative Analysis

Yana V. Struchkova

179-188
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Oronymy in the context of the sacred space of the Khakass people

Tamara G. Borgoyakova, Leonid V. Yeremin

189-199
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Images of mountains in twentieth-century Tatar literature

Daniya F. Zagidullina, Venera F. Makarova, Kim M. Minnullin

200-217
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Tuva yesterday, today, tomorrow

Photographs by V. P. Ermolaev in the Collection of the Krasnoyarsk Regional Museum of Local Lore as Additional Sources for Tuvan Studies

Natalia P. Koptseva, Veronica A. Razumovskaya, Kuralay B. Urazayeva

218-232
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Manchu-Chinese Imperial Maps and Historical Documents Relating to Tuva and Adjacent Regions from the 18th to the 19th Centuries

Nurlan Kenzheakhmet

233-274
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Demographic Development Issues of Tuva Based on the Materials of the National Demographic Report — 2024

Tamara K. Rostovskaya, Organa D. Natsak

275-291
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Native Language

The Number üç ‘three’ in the Tuvan Linguistic Worldview

Lyubov S. Kara-ool

292-306
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Comparative Idioms in Tuvan: Clustering and Cross-Linguistic Parallels of Metaphorical Models

Marina Yu. Shingareva, Natalia V. Dmitryuk, Galina I. Abramova

307-321
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Dialogue of cultures

Women’s Movement in Kazakhstan and Tuva in the 1920s–1930s

Gulzada M. Tlenshina, Zhadrа M. Mukhamedzhanova

322-344
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Voices of Asia

The Third Space, Nomos and the Search for Identity in the Intellectual History of Kazakhstan (Based on the Early Works of O. O. Suleimenov)

Laura G. Yerekesheva

345-366
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Turkic-Mongolian world

The Concept of Müshel Jas in Bakhyt Kairbekov’s Book Ellipsis

Aray S. Utebekova, Zhanat Kh. Salkhanova, Zhadyra A. Bayanbayeva

367-385
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Euphemistic Names for Bear Body Parts in the Vilyui Dialect of the Yakut Language

Egor R. Nikolaev

386-398
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The Structural Core of the Contemporary Tatar Wedding Ritual in the Common Turkic Context

Leila Kh. Davletshina

399-410
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Formation and Development of the Religious Identity of the Mongolian Ethnos

Mergen S. Ulanov, Valeriy N. Badmaev, Byambakhishig Purevsuren

411-434
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Tibetan Buddhism and the Cult of Genghis Khan as Civilizational Factors in Mongolian Politics and the Russian Mongolian Intercivilizational Dialogue

Aleksandr S. Zheleznyakov, Svyatoslav V. Nikiforov

 435-451
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No. 1 (2026)

Full Issue

Special theme

Mountain Country — The Culture of Mountains

Mountain Toponyms in the “Toponymic Dictionary” by B. K. Ondar

Images of Mountains in the Song Culture of the Tuvans

Masculine, Feminine, and Androgynous Characteristics of Heroes and Mountain Images in Tuvan Folklore

Myths, Legends and Traditions about the Names of Mountains among the Tuvans

Mountain civilizational nodes of Altai and the Caucasus in sociocultural dynamics and local dimensions

“The Highlander Stumbles in the Steppe”: The World-Modeling Function of Verticality in Karachay-Balkar Culture

The concept tau ‘mountain’ in the traditional culture of the Karachay-Balkars: word-forms, ideas, social regulation

Common Turkic Geographical Terms as the Basis of the Basic Cognitive Model of Karachay-Balkar and Tuvan Toponymy

Zoomorphic Worldview in Yakut and Tuvan Oronymy: A Comparative Analysis

Oronymy in the context of the sacred space of the Khakass people

Images of mountains in twentieth-century Tatar literature

Tuva yesterday, today, tomorrow

Photographs by V. P. Ermolaev in the Collection of the Krasnoyarsk Regional Museum of Local Lore as Additional Sources for Tuvan Studies

Manchu-Chinese Imperial Maps and Historical Documents Relating to Tuva and Adjacent Regions from the 18th to the 19th Centuries

Demographic Development Issues of Tuva Based on the Materials of the National Demographic Report — 2024

Native Language

The Number üç ‘three’ in the Tuvan Linguistic Worldview

Comparative Idioms in Tuvan: Clustering and Cross-Linguistic Parallels of Metaphorical Models

Dialogue of cultures

Women’s Movement in Kazakhstan and Tuva in the 1920s–1930s

Voices of Asia

The Third Space, Nomos and the Search for Identity in the Intellectual History of Kazakhstan (Based on the Early Works of O. O. Suleimenov)

Turkic-Mongolian world

The Concept of Müshel Jas in Bakhyt Kairbekov’s Book Ellipsis

Euphemistic Names for Bear Body Parts in the Vilyui Dialect of the Yakut Language

The Structural Core of the Contemporary Tatar Wedding Ritual in the Common Turkic Context

Formation and Development of the Religious Identity of the Mongolian Ethnos

Tibetan Buddhism and the Cult of Genghis Khan as Civilizational Factors in Mongolian Politics and the Russian Mongolian Intercivilizational Dialogue

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