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Original Article

Axiological Bases Of Discourse Communication In The Russian Philosophical Thought

Vera A. Serkova
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Tatiana I. Simonenko
,
Vera A. Lobastova*
,
Oleg V. Samylov

Keywords: Russian religious philosophy, discursive communication, spiritual culture, axiological grounds, values

Article no: 41

Pages 349-358

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.02.41

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Original Article

Philosophical Comprehension Of Science In Theory Of Russian Avan-Guarde

Natalia Ershova*
,
Alla Safonova
,
Alexander Fedyukovsky

Keywords: Russian avant-garde, visual arts, impact of science and philosophy, origin of abstraction, organic culture, pedagogical methods.

Article no: 92

Pages 881-888

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.92

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Original Article

Semantic Framing Of Buddhism Religious Approach To The Problem Of Moral Development

Oleg Usalko
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Alexey Ovshinov
,
Baldzhya Dyakieva
,
Marina Tyumidova

Keywords: Buddhism, philosophy, religion, morality, ethic, personality

Article no: 214

Pages 1621-1627

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.214

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Original Article

Books for Children in the Russian Classics` Range of Reading: Methodological, Psycho-Pedagogical and Philosophical Potential of Russian Autobiographical Prose

Aleksandra Ar. Kudryashova
,
Olga Yu. Salenko

Keywords: Co-existence; humanization of education; “a reading person”; “a creative (writing) person”; autobiographical prose; philosophy; psychology; pedagogical methodology

Article no: 52

Pages 330-334

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.07.52

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Original Article

Problem Of Studying The Semantic Structure Of Metaphors In Analytical Philosophy

Mairbeck Ruslanovich Makhaev
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Khava Bakuevna Navrazova
,
Said-Khamzat Said-Eminovich Ireziev

Keywords: Semantics, metaphor, pragmatics, metaphorical meaning, semantic shift, analytical philosophy

Article no: 302

Pages 2273-2279

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.302

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Original Article

Logos-Paedagogus Doctrine By Clement Of Alexandria In Ancient Logosophical Tradition

Alexey V. Tsyb*
,
Sergey N. Pogodin
,
Eugene A. Makovetsky
,
Elena N. Demidova

Keywords: History of Ancient Philosophy, Platonism and Stoicism, Logosophy, Early Christianity, Clement of Alexandria, Logos Doctrines.

Article no: 57

Pages 533-539

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.57

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Original Article

 The Experience of Teaching Philology in the Context of New Educational Technologies: the Value Approaches to the Study of Literary Texts 

Maya M. Polekhina

Keywords: Philology; innovation; creativity; value orientation; competence

Article no: 57

Pages 357-363

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.07.57

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Russian Literature As A Means Of Expressing Philosophy Of The Russian People

Nurmagomed Omarovich Ismailov
,
Angela Gerasimovna Nagapetova
,
Tatiana Vasilievna Mordovtseva

Keywords: Philosophy, worldview, justice, law, archetype

Article no: 279

Pages 2118-2124

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.279

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