UDC 316.4/.7:811.161.1
https://doi.org/10.20339/AM.09-19.079
N.V. Kushnareva is senior lecturer; and D.V. Konishevsky is Cand.Sci. (Philosophy), doc. at Omsk State Transport University e-mail: dv_konishevsky@mail.ru
Reviewed are sociocultural needs that contribute to adaptation of interlingual borrowings at present stage of Russian culture development. Defined and described in detail principal types of these needs. Also attempts are being made to reflect sociocultural problems, that are being solved thanks to consolidation of borrowings in the language.
Key words: sociocultural need, interlingual borrowings, culture, verbal organization of sociocultural space.
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