Publication schedule
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Articles by keywords "METHODOLOGY"
Reconsidering frame analysis vs linguistic worldview: converging or diverging?
- Year: 2024
- Volume: 15
- Issue: 4
- 28
- 3276
- Pages: 123-133
Linguistic manifestations of self-identification of Kazakhstani student youth (on the basis of essays)
- Year: 2024
- Volume: 15
- Issue: 2
- 31
- 2621
- Pages: 18-35
Students’ mother tongue in teaching foreign languages: A new angle
- Year: 2021
- Volume: 12
- Issue: 1
- 39
- 6500
- Pages: 104-113
The semiotic approach to history: between presentism and antiquarism
- Year: 2015
- Issue: 4
- 392
- 9006
- Pages: 48-56
THEORETICAL ORIGINS AND IDEOLOGICAL BACKGROUND OF THE DOCTRINE OF THE END OF HISTORY OF FRANCIS FUKUYAMA
- Year: 2014
- Issue: 4
- 520
- 8504
- Pages: 0-0
The idea of communicative rationality as archetype unit of scientific knowledge
- Year: 2011
- Issue: 4
- 0
- 8271
- Pages: 236-240
The productive modular method for autonomous foreign languages learning
- Year: 2011
- Issue: 4
- 0
- 7948
- Pages: 104-109
Social memory and the structure of historical knowledge: historiographic context and statement of problem
- Year: 2011
- Issue: 3
- 0
- 8414
- Pages: 225-230
Methods of forming social competence in the process of higher vocational education
- Year: 2011
- Issue: 3
- 0
- 8380
- Pages: 120-126
Forming educational text features from the points of post-nonclassical pedagogical methodology
- Year: 2011
- Issue: 3
- 0
- 8066
- Pages: 60-66
Information-technological environment and the evolution of the physical picture of the word
- Year: 2016
- Issue: 2
- 187
- 8313
- Pages: 146-154
Method of design of historical events in work of L.N. Gumilev “In searches of the invented empire”
- Year: 2013
- Issue: 2
- 511
- 8785
- Pages: 88-94
Some problems of innovative (creative) thinking in post-graduate learning
- Year: 2010
- Issue: 1
- 0
- 8232
- Pages: 148-152
Sense of justice as a factor of social-legal activity increase
- Year: 2010
- Issue: 1
- 0
- 8166
- Pages: 49-59