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Original Article

Psychological Capital Moderating Relationship Between Job Demands, Job Resources And Job Burnout

Muhammad Khairi Abdul Majid
,
Norhani Bakri
,
Mastura Mahfar

Keywords: Psychological Capital, Job Resources, Job Demands, Job Burnout, Aviation Pilot.

Article no: 66

Pages 806-814

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.05.66

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Original Article

Digital Economy: Humanitarian And Ethical Aspects Of Development

Sinko Galina Iosifovna
,
Tcyplakova Elena Germanovna
,
Vospitannik Irina Vladimirovna
,
Veronica N. Kuzmenkova
,
Irina Fedorovna Merkulova

Keywords: Digital economy, chrematistics, Protestant ethics, philosophy of economy, ethics

Article no: 448

Pages 3373-3378

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.448

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Original Article

Expertocracy: Information And Power In The Knowledge Society

Inna B. Romanenko
,
Sergey I. Bogdanov
,
Konstantin V. Sultanov
,
Aleksey A. Voskresenskiy

Keywords: Expertocracy, humanitarian and social technologies, philosophy of education, style of thinking, social reality

Article no: 78

Pages 751-757

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.03.78

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Original Article

Linguistic Personality Of An Artistic Text Author In Teaching Foreign Students-Philologists

Svetlana S. Mikova*
,
Alexander S. Mamontov

Keywords: Literary competence, foreign philologists, Russian as a foreign language, Igor Severyanin, Russian émigré community.

Article no: 46

Pages 431-440

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.46

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Original Article

Philosophy of Technique as World Outlook Framework of Engineer’s Moral Responsibility

Natalia Vladimirovna Popkova

Keywords: Philosophy of technique; higher school; engineering ethics; technosphere; global present-day problems; ecological crisis

Article no: 102

Pages 792-800

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.07.02.102

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Original Article

Potential Of Non Usual Units Within Philosophic Discourse

Sergey Bredikhin*
,
Liana Vartanova
,
Olga Kashirina
,
Elena Sergodeeva

Keywords: Occasionalism, neologism, conceptualized concept, philosophical discourse, hermeneutics.

Article no: 65

Pages 480-486

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.65

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