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Original Article

Orphans: Search For Social Adaptation Methods

Evgeniy Pavlovich Aleksandrov
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Tatiana Yurievna Danilchenko
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Valeriya Yurievna Novikova
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Alexey Valentinovich Oposhnyansky
,
Denis Vladimirovich Agarkov

Keywords: Models of social adaptation, psychodrama, theatrical miniature

Article no: 57

Pages 426-432

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.57

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Original Article

The Persuasive Effects of the Information: Framing and Priming. Drama from the Club „Colectiv” and the Fall of Ponta Government

Cristina Gelan

Keywords: Framing; priming; the collective drama; sociology of media; persuasive effects

Article no: 49

Pages 377-388

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.09.49

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Original Article

Spiritual And Moral Studies Of Characters In Modern Chechen Drama

Maret Khazhbikarova
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Isita Muskhanova
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Tamara Khabusieva
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Amina Yahyaeva
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Makka Ismailova
,
Larisa Dautmerzaeva

Keywords: Morality, traditions, drama, main character, moral and ethical space, characters of the play

Article no: 291

Pages 2196-2203

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.291

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Original Article

Features Of Salierian Biography In Pushkin's Tragedy Mozart And Salieri

P. N. Tolstoguzov
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E. V. Tolstoguzova
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L. N. Kaputsyna
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V. D. Galechko-Lopatina

Keywords: Pushkin Drama, small tragedies, the conflict in the «Mozart and Salieri» tragedy, Salerian biography

Article no: 136

Pages 1028-1035

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.06.03.136

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Original Article

Medical Interpreting In The Migration Discourse: Problems And Didactics

Evgeniya Bulgakova
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Elena Moshchanskaya
,
Elena Kavardakova

Keywords: Problems of medical interpreting, questionnaire survey, theoretical analysis, interpreter’s professional competences, dramatization

Article no: 118

Pages 1010-1019

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.118

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Original Article

Understanding Dramatization of Pain in Crime Coverage

Dimitrina Semova
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E. Aladro
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Graciela Padilla
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Padillo Requeijo
,
Ana Segovia

Keywords: Information; crime coverage; dramatization of pain; crime perception; post-television; reality TV

Article no: 14

Pages 147-161

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2015.08.15

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