The article examines the phenomenon of concentration of space in the "threshold" topos of Lyudmila Petrushevskaya's one-act plays using the play "Moscow Choir" as an example. It analyzes how closed and limited space becomes a symbolic threshold between different states: life and death, past and present, reality and absurdity.

This article presents the value added tax, its place in the tax system of our republic, and the stages of its development. The influence of the value-added tax on the competitiveness of the economy, its essence, socio-economic necessity is explained by interpreting the scientific and theoretical literature and analyzing the international experience.

The article reviews current trends in multi-word lexeme processing in computational linguistics, emphasizing the importance of effective natural language analysis. Key areas include: Deep learning: Using neural networks to automatically extract features from texts and work with large amounts of data. Semantic models: Using word vector representations to improve the accuracy of analysis and understand semantic relationships. Multilingual systems: Developing technologies that provide high-quality analysis and translation of texts in different languages. Big data processing: Creating methods for fast and efficient processing of arrays of text information. Integration with other areas: Combining computational linguistics technologies with image and sound processing for complex analysis. The article also highlights the contributions of renowned researchers such as Noam Chomsky and Karen Spark Johnson to the development of this field. Particular attention is paid to the benefits of multi-word lexeme processing for Turkic languages, including taking into account morphological complexity, resolving ambiguities, and improving the quality of machine translation. The work emphasizes the importance of this area for the development of language technologies and communication in the Turkic language community.

The article discusses the types of ideographic dictionaries, thesauri, division into separate topics, similar dictionaries in which lexical-semantic groups of words are identified.

This article discusses effective modern pedagogical technologies that a teacher of Russian language and literature can use in his/her work. Particular attention is paid to the technologies of the activity method, which form in schoolchildren the ability to independently obtain new knowledge, collect the necessary information, put forward hypotheses, draw conclusions and inferences, not get lost in a situation of uncertainty, be able to establish effective communications with different people, and remain moral.