Keywords: Religious component, experiment, lexeme, language consciousness
Article no: 472
Pages 3515-3522
Keywords: Media discourse, human consciousness, psychological mechanism, reflection, psychological attitude, goal-setting
Article no: 36
Pages 302-312
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Keywords: Self-identification, Digital environment, cyber-anthropology, the individual consciousness unity
Article no: 44
Pages 374-382
Keywords: Ecological consciousness, contemporary life, myth, young.
Article no: 249
Pages 1857-1864
Keywords: Cognitive-ideological matrix, Internet, political ideology, student consciousness
Article no: 90
Pages 674-680
Keywords: Educational crise, holistic education, integral education, new consciousness, sustainability
Article no: 40
Pages 387-397
Keywords: Migration, political ideology, questionnaire survey, student consciousness, South of Russia
Article no: 114
Pages 850-857
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Keywords: Digital environment, myth, myth creation, popular consciousness, Pushkin
Article no: 48
Pages 357-364
Keywords: Evaluative interpretation, consciousness, evaluative knowledge, professional.
Article no: 36
Pages 242-246
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Keywords: Consciousness, personal values, educational and professional consciousness, student youth
Article no: 72
Pages 603-609
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