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Original Article

Lexicographic Interpretation Of Opposed Lexical Sets Representing Physical Characteristics Of Objects

Irina Konstantinovna Mukhina

Keywords: Antonyms, ideographic vocabulary, opposing relations, synonymous row, synonymic-antonymic, typical semantics

Article no: 147

Pages 1100-1109

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.147

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Original Article

Development Of Value And Semantic Competences Of Bachelors In Pedagogy

Ludmila Kuznetsova*
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Еlena Khrisanova
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Galina Tenyukova
,
Irina Medvedeva
,
Natalia Narinskaya

Keywords: Formation, values, semantic competence, bachelor, education.

Article no: 255

Pages 1907-1913

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.255

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Value-Semantic Attitude To Bribery And Personality Traits Of Students And Working Adults

Svetlana Tigranovna Dzhaneryan
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Darya Ivanovna Gvozdeva

Keywords: Bribery, components of attitude, personality traits, students, value-semantic attitude

Article no: 64

Pages 484-494

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.64

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