AN ANALYSIS OF THE MEDIA AND GOVERNMENT RELATIONSHIP by Yusuf Yüksel

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WRITING FOR ACADEMIC COMMUNICATION: WHAT IS FOCUS? by Irina B. Korotkina

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Baltic States in NATO: Results of the Decade by V. V. Vorotnikov

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İNSAN GÜVENLİĞİ MERCEĞİNDE SIĞINMACI KRİZİ VE AVRUPA by Tolga Çıkrıkçı, Mehmet Akif Okur

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Project 27: Insights Into a Production-centred Study on Art Direction and Love by Contreras Sandra V.

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ABOUT PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGIES IN VOCATIONAL SPEECH TRAINING by Ludmila G. Noskova

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Eine »Grille« in »Händels Manier«?. Kompositionstechnik, soziale Symbolik und Dramaturgie in der zweiten Donna-Elvira-Arie aus Mozarts Don Giovanni by Tihomir Popovic

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ACADEMIC WRITING: RELEVANT CONTENT FOR RUSSIA by Elina S. Chuikova

Subjects: “…abstract. social and political changes bring the interest to academic writing into life, however, educational realia specify the content of academic writing that is relevant for russia. teaching predominantly non-academic students could be distinguished as the first factor that determines specific content in native tradition. the second factor deals with the structuring of the educational process: teaching academic writing is a two-staged process abroad while in russia we miss one of the stages (generally the initial one). practical teaching experience enables to single out an additional factor, i.e. a leading approach to teaching academic writing. in case with the genre-based approach, a number of genres of academic texts are on the focus. if one tends to a process-oriented writing, then some rhetorical elements could be included into the content. in the article the author specifies and systematizes both genres and rhetorical elements relevant for russian educational needs. they overlap if we pay attention to sociocultural peculiarities of the genres and their rhetorical structure in english. introduction of the sociocultural aspect reflects the needs of person oriented approach as it motivates students to academic writing learning.…”
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›Res‹ oder ›Verba‹?. Zum historischen Ursprung der Kontroversen über das Wort-Ton-Verhältnis und ihren analytisch-hermeneutischen Konsequenzen by Hubert Moßburger

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The Limits of Computer Science. Weizsäcker’s Argument by Olszewski Adam

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Cognitive Semantics Against Creole Exceptionalism: A Case Study of Body Part Expressions in Nigerian Pidgin by Kosecki Krzysztof

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‘We Need to Ask Ourselves’: We, As A Marker of (Inter)Subjectivity in Academic Debate by Barczewska Shala

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The Machine Translation (MT) of Proverbs in the ENG-PL Language Pair by Romaniuk-Cholewska Dominika

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Cognition, Relevance and Ideology Formation through Travel Documentaries: A Longitudinal Approach to Audiences by Castaldi Jacopo

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Chinese Chat Room: AI Hallucinations, Epistemology and Cognition by Šekrst Kristina

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Length and Duration of Online Discourse Based on Multidisciplinary Analysis of the Student Forum of Media Studies and Social Communication by Postawa Andrzej

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Philosophy in Engineering Systems of Action: Analysis and Interpretation of the Selected Ontological Aspects of Józef Konieczny’s Theory of Action by Smolnik Maksymilian

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