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Original Article

Characteristics Of Synonymy In The Dialect System Of The Crimean Tatar Language

Zera Mambetovna Sattarova
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Susanna Marlenovna Abliametova

Keywords: Crimean Tatar language, clothing names, dialectology, lexical dialectisms, synonymy

Article no: 116

Pages 905-911

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.12.116

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Coming Into Being Of Philosophical Education (Parmenides, Socrates And “Disciples”)

Vera Serkova
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Vera Lobastova*
,
Anastasia Smirnova

Keywords: Ancient philosophy, philosophical education, sameness, dialog, dialectics, irony

Article no: 103

Pages 976-986

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.103

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Psychology And Pedagogy Of Creativity In The Light Of "Well-Rounded Knowledge" Concept

Dilyara Semenova
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Oksana Ivanova
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Larisa Bilalova

Keywords: Contradiction, creativity, dialectics, superconsciousness, unconscious, well-rounded knowledge

Article no: 88

Pages 854-862

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.88

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Emotional And Expressive Vocabulary In The Sub-Dialects Of The Irkutsk Region

Maria Nikolaevna Chupanovskaya
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Tatyana Borisovna Maklakova
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Tufanova Yulia Valeryevna
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Nikitina Albina Khaydarovna

Keywords: Dialect, emotional-expressive coloring, emotional-expressive connotations, sub-dialects, sub-dialects of the Irkutsk region, vocabulary

Article no: 72

Pages 622-631

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.04.72

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Folklore And Dialect In "And Quiet Flows The Don" By M. Sholokhov

Elena Aleksandrovna Danilova
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Zhurina Marina Ivanovna
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Tatiana Nikolaevna Yurkina
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Pastukhova Lyudmila Borisovna

Keywords: Folklore, dialect context, epic novel, Sholokhov, Quietly Flows the Don

Article no: 363

Pages 2750-2758

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.363

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Turkic-Mongolic Vocabulary Pertaining To Decorations And Headgear In Bashkir And Mongolian Languages

Alishina Khanisa Chavdatovna
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Trofimova Svetlana Menkenovna
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Usmanova Minsylu Gubaytovna
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Tuvshintogs Biambazhav

Keywords: Bashkir sub-dialects, Mongolian languages, headgear nomination, decoration nomination

Article no: 472

Pages 3555-3563

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.472

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The History and the Current State of Dialects of the Khakass Language

Raisa Petrovna Abdiba
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Petr Egorovich Beloglazov
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Zinaida Efremovna Kaskarakova
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Artem Samuilovith Kyzlasov
,
Viya Vasilevna Subrakova

Keywords: Khakass language, dialects, history of language, linguistic expedition

Article no: 3

Pages 16-23

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.3

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Identity As A Dialect Marker In The Semantics Of Phraseological Units

Lidiya K. Alakhverdieva
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Olga A. Fomina
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Olga Yu. Potanina

Keywords: A range of regional dialects, markers of identity, polysemy, semantics of phraseological units, synonymy

Article no: 34

Pages 265-273

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.02.02.34

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