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Original Article

The Interliterary Dialogues’ Heuristic Potential on the Lessons of the Russian literaturein the Mulyiethnic Environment

Venera R. Amineva
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Gulfia R. Gainullina
,
Oksana V. Shemshurenko

Keywords: Russian literature; Tatar literature; methodology; bilingualism; comparison; dialogue; genre

Article no: 2

Pages 7-13

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.07.2

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Original Article

Genres In The Development of ESL Academic and Business Writing

Maria Fedorova
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Irina Churilova
,
Tatiana Vinnikova

Keywords: Academic writing, business English, communication, discourse, English as a second language, genre approach

Article no: 30

Pages 258-263

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.04.30

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Original Article

Gender And Religion In Malaysian Cinema: A Study On Yasmin Ahmad’s Films

Suria Hani A.Rahman
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Rosidayu Sabran
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Rosninawati Hussin
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Sofia Hayati Yusoff
,
Selvarani P. Kovil Pillai

Keywords: Genre, Gender, Malaysian cinema, Religion, Yasmin Ahmad

Article no: 32

Pages 239-246

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.06.02.32

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