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Original Article

Woman Of Dagestan In The Educational Process (1917-1930)

Leyla Kaimarazova*
,
Gani Kaimarazov
,
Mirzabek Mirzabekov
,
Naida Muslimova
,
Madina Nagieva

Keywords: State educational policy, female education, Soviet authority, multinational region, Dagestan, woman mountaineer.

Article no: 201

Pages 1481-1487

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.201

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Original Article

Anthropology Of Religious Conflict In Post-Soviet Urban Space During Society Transformation

Olga Khalidova*
,
Elmira Dalgat
,
Madina Abdullaeva
,
Elena Inozemtseva

Keywords: Religion, Islam, religious conflict, anthropology, Dagestan.

Article no: 212

Pages 1561-1567

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.212

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Original Article

Relationship Between Cultural-Historical Features Of Russia And Dagestan And Their Educational Policy

Anatoliy Anatolievich Enikeev
,
Mustafa Isaevich Bilalov
,
Aishat Sharipovna Babatova
,
Umarova Zara Yasuevna

Keywords: Education, cultural resource, historical resource, Dagestan

Article no: 357

Pages 2699-2706

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.357

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Original Article

Transformation Of Dagestan Muslim Community: Between Islamic Globalization And Logic Of Counter-Terrorism

Dzhabrail Mirzakhanov*
,
Yusup Abdulkadyrov
,
Zzrema Israpilova
,
Arbakhan Magomedov

Keywords: Islam, Dagestan, globalization, antiterrorism, polarization.

Article no: 309

Pages 2321-2327

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.309

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Original Article

Primary Children's Vocabulary In Dagestani Languages

Zabikhat Magomedovna Otsomieva-Tagirova
,
Khizri Abdulmadjidovich Yusupov
,
Mariza Oglanovna Ibragimova

Keywords: Dagestani languages, children's vocabulary, primary children's vocabulary, onomatopoeic words

Article no: 163

Pages 1231-1238

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.163

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Original Article

Nanny Language: A Representative Of The Semantics Of Diminutiveness In Dagestan Languages

Mariza Ibragimova
,
Boris Ataev
,
Ibragim Dibirov
,
Rashidat Khalidova
,
Muguma Cheerchiev

Keywords: Nanny language, diminutiveness category, Dagestan languages

Article no: 252

Pages 1906-1912

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.252

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Original Article

Integrated Linguistic Analysis Applied To Identify The Languages Affinity

Khozh Akhmetovich Khizriev
,
Makhaev Maierbeck Ruslanovich
,
Obkhadov Musa Rukhmanovich
,
Ilyasova Raisa Saitkhasanovna
,
Navrazova Khava Bakyevna
,
Shamileva Razeta Daduevna

Keywords: Paradigm, etymology, linguistic analysis, Nakh-Dagestan languages, Indo-European family, Sino-Caucasian macrofamily

Article no: 464

Pages 3492-3498

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.464

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