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Original Article

Phenomenon-Based Approach To Teaching Russian As A Foreign Language In The Cultural Context

Tatiana S. Makarova
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Evgenia E. Matveeva
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Maria A. Molchanova
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Elena A. Morozova

Keywords: Phenomenon-based learning, teaching RFL, cultural awareness

Article no: 58

Pages 541-552

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.03.58

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Original Article

Socio-Cultural Leisure Space Of Soviet Women In 1920s

Svetlana Ulyanova
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Ilya Sidorchuk
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Maria Sosnina

Keywords: Communication strategies, sociocultural environment, communicative barriers, history of leisure, deviant leisure, soviet women in 1920s

Article no: 161

Pages 1377-1386

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.02.161

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Original Article

Traditional Courtyard “Late-Straits” Shop-Houses as Rebuilding Place Based on Cultural Space

Azizi Bahauddin
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Akram Zwain*

Keywords: Cultural Space, George Town, Late-Straits, rebuilding place, traditional courtyard

Article no: 9

Pages 86-96

Doi: 10.15405/epms.2019.12.9

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