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Original Article

Language Loyalty And Representation Of Dialects In The People’s Republic Of China

Oksana Aleksandrova
,
Svetlana Moskvitcheva*
,
Xue Li

Keywords: Putonghua, the Chinese dialect, instrumental loyalty, emotive loyalty, representation of language, domains of Sociolinguistics.

Article no: 39

Pages 299-308

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.07.39

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Original Article

Language Choice Of The Eurasian Community In Penang: A Sociolinguistic Study

Praveena Anusia Ramachandran
,
Rita A. R. Ramakrishna*
,
Salasiah Che Lah

Keywords: Penang eurasians, domains, language choice, language shift, heritage language

Article no: 69

Pages 626-636

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.09.69

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Original Article

Affective Domains, Intrinsic Motivation And Game-Based Application In Early Childhood Education

Simona Pekárková
,
Eva Milková
,
Andrea Ševčíková

Keywords: Intrinsic motivation, affective domains, ICT, ECE, game based application

Article no: 70

Pages 735-741

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.10.70

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