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Original Article

Supply Agreement In The English Discourse Of The Oil And Gas Industry

Evgenia V. Turlova
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Ekaterina I. Tolmach

Keywords: Business communication, communicative act, communication strategy, discourse, discourse of oil and gas industry, linguopragmatic features, supply agreement.

Article no: 12

Pages 97-104

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.04.02.12

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Original Article

Personality Features Of Teenagers With Addicted On Multipllayer Online Role-Plaing Games

Elena N. Grigoryan*
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Nataliya N. Vasyagina
,
Evgenia A. Kazayeva

Keywords: Teenagers, addiction, personal features, multiplayer online role-playing games.

Article no: 26

Pages 201-208

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.07.26

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Original Article

Development of professional activity among future psychologists

Olga Aimaganbetova
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A. Aimaganbetov
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Danna Naurzalina
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Aksaule Karabalina
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Aliya Tolegenova
,
Zhakhinur Ganieva

Keywords: Development, Professional activity, Psychological features.

Article no: 17

Pages 163-171

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2015.01.19

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Original Article

A Human Of Information And Digital Civilization

Oxana Fikhtner
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Tamara Salova

Keywords: Information and digital civilization, intellectualization of labor, human nature, key human features, new human qualities, sustainable development of civilization

Article no: 65

Pages 544-551

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.07.02.65

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Original Article

The American Movies As A Discourse And A Sourсe Of Russian Stereotypes

Olesya Gennadievna Orlova
ORCiD

Keywords: American feature film, cinema discourse, discourse analysis, Russian people stereotypes, Russia stereotypes, stereotype

Article no: 17

Pages 123-136

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.12.17

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Syntactic Organization Of An English Lecture: Discourse Specificity In Academic Communication

Nikolaev Sergey Georgievich
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Sukhomlinova Marina Anatolyevna

Keywords: Academic discourse, academic lecture, syntactic features, expressive syntax, cohesive elements

Article no: 425

Pages 3200-3207

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.425

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Resilience Of Social Networking Groups: Analysis Of Content Using Grounded Theory Method

Anatoly N. Voronin
ORCiD

Keywords: Resilience, social networking group, discourse, discursive features, basic categories of resilience, components of social networking group resilience

Article no: 79

Pages 650-661

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.12.02.79

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