Language, Culture, History: International Conference of Young Scientists, Postgraduates and Students (g.) Ulyanovsk, April 21, 2016) is a unique collection of scientific papers collected within the framework of one of the most significant conferences for young researchers. This work, created by a team of authors, is not just a collection of articles, but a real reflection of the current state of the humanities, their interrelations and current problems facing researchers. The book focuses on three key aspects: language, culture, and history. Each of these elements plays an important role in the formation of identity and understanding of society. The authors, representing various universities and research centers, share their views on how language affects cultural traditions, how history shapes modernity and how the two aspects interact with each other. Readers will be able to find many interesting studies here that raise important questions about the role of language in intercultural communication, how cultural codes affect the perception of historical events, and how modern technology is changing our understanding of language and culture. This book will be especially interesting for students, graduate students and young scientists who are just starting their way into scientific activity. It will be an excellent source of inspiration for those interested in linguistics, cultural studies, history and related disciplines. Thanks to the variety of topics and approaches presented in the collection, each reader will be able to find something close and relevant for himself. In addition, the work can be useful to teachers and researchers seeking to broaden their horizons and become familiar with new ideas and concepts in the humanities. The book is not only