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Changes In African American Identity In The 1960s: Social Mind Transstructural Analysis

Olga Yu. Verbitskaya
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Anna V. Chaykisova
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Elena E. Kalish
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Larisa V. Kulgavova
,
Ekaterina V. Lesnikovskaya

Keywords: African American community, cultural identity, ethnic consciousness, national mentality, social mind, transstructural analysis

Article no: 140

Pages 1131-1137

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.02.02.140

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Transdisciplinary cooperation within realization of idea of “Triple Helix”

Elena Pokrovskaya
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Tatiana Suslova
,
Margarita Raitina

Keywords: Engineering community; transdisciplinary approach; transinstitutional cooperation; engineering ethics; converging technologies

Article no: 104

Pages 809-814

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.07.02.104

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Tatar Public Thought About The Interaction Of Turkic-Muslim And Christian Civilizations

Marina Imasheva
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Milyausha Gilyanova
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Dilyara Gaynanova
,
Eliza Ozdamirova
,
Suleyman Beguyev

Keywords: Social thought, Tatars, Azerbaijanis, the Caucasus, Muslim Congress, Turkic unity

Article no: 252

Pages 2175-2181

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.02.252

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Psychological Regularities Of Personal And Professional Development Of Poly-Subjective "Teacher-Student" Community

L.M. Mitina

Keywords: Personal and professional development, "teacher-student" polysubjective community, concept, technology, integral personal characteristics

Article no: 50

Pages 451-459

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.11.02.50

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Educational And Professional Community Role In Youth Upbringing At Modern School

Inna Yuryevna Shustova
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Yulia Vladimirovna Svorotova

Keywords: Interaction, cooperation, adolescence, environment, educational and professional community

Article no: 63

Pages 540-546

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.08.63

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The Lexicon Of The Gaming Community Members As A Youth Slang Component

Valentina E. Shcherbina
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Lyudmila A. Pasechnaya
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Olga P. Simutova
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Inna V. Verzhinskaya
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Natalya A. Belova

Keywords: Abbreviation, blending, neologisms, reduction, suffixation, the gaming community

Article no: 92

Pages 678-686

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.11.92

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How Does a Community Hold itself together? Insights from a Study on Community Social Capital in Malaysia

Ahmad Shukri Abdul Hamid
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Najib Ahmad Marzuki
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Noor Azizah Ahmad
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Mohd. Sobhi Ishak

Keywords: Social capital; measuring instrument; community; social cohesion; Malaysia

Article no: 43

Pages 304-310

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.08.43

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