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Polylingual Policy In Kazakhstan As Reflection Of Education Globalization

Asem N. Nurlanova
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Anna A. Oskolkova
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Zarina K. Chunkurova

Keywords: Multilingualism, language policy, training, multiculturalism, education, trilingualism

Article no: 139

Pages 1164-1169

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.03.139

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Original Article

Questions Of The Chechen-Russian Bilinguvism In The Chechen Republic

Aza Yakhyayeva*
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Nadejda Abakarova
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Svetlana Yusupova
,
Khaifa Dzeitova
,
Zulikhan Evloeva

Keywords: Bilingualism, language situation, language policy, Chechen-Russian bilingualism

Article no: 451

Pages 3361-3368

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.451

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State And Legal Aspects Of Linguistic Competence Of Lawyers

Olga Y. Avdevnina
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Tatyana V. Ivanova
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Olga V. Nikitina

Keywords: Language policy, language competence, literary language, profiling of teaching, state language

Article no: 8

Pages 45-50

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.01.8

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Family Language Policy And Community Of Practices

Fatima Valieva*
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Jannat Sagimbayeva
,
Assel Temirbekova

Keywords: Family language policy, community practices, language practices in education, multilingual education, Kazakhstan.

Article no: 90

Pages 860-869

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.90

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Peculiarities Of The Political Correctness Phenomenon In The English And Russian World-Images

Shurupova Maria Vyacheslavovna
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Kirillova Anna Vladimirovna
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Merenkova Diana Evgenievna

Keywords: Political correctness, negative connotation, world-images, language policy, speech etiquette, cross-cultural communication

Article no: 38

Pages 342-349

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.02.02.38

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Linguistic Genocide As Element Of Destructive Language Policy In Modern Linguistic Diversity

Anna Victorovna Reznikova
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Oksana Victorovna Dyshekova
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Svetlana Vladimirovna Pervukhina
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Elena Sergeevna Gailomazova

Keywords: Language rights, linguistic genocide, mother tongue, language policy, ethnic linguistic conflictology, language segregation

Article no: 374

Pages 2823-2830

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.374

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Extra-Linguistic Factors In Forming Russian Citizens’ Linguistic Personality In A Polyethnic Environment

Bashiev Svetlana Konakbievna
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Dokhova Zalina Ruslanovna
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Shogenova Marina Chashifovna
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Shorova Madina Borisovna

Keywords: Linguistic persona, extralinguistic factors, language policy, bilingualism, polyethnic space

Article no: 475

Pages 3578-3585

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.475

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