<variant> cultural identity
<variant> taking into account individual character features, human thoughts and individual experience
<variant> bearing in mind linguistic peculiarities of a certain nationality
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A symbol...
<variant> is a visual image or sign representing an idea, a deeper indicator of a universal truth.
<variant> reflecting some social realms, public ideology
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<variant> taking into account individual character features, human thoughts and individual experience
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Semiotics
<variant> is the study of signs, symbols, and signification as communicative behavior.
<variant> reflecting some social realms, public ideology
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<variant> taking into account individual character features, human thoughts and individual experience
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A symbolic action
<variant> is an action that has no, or little, practical effect but symbolizes, or signals, what the actor wants or believes. The action conveys meaning to the viewers.
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<variant> taking into account individual character features, human thoughts and individual experience
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A stereotype
<variant> is a thought that may be adopted about specific types of individuals or certain ways of doing things. These thoughts or beliefs may or may not accurately reflect reality.
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<variant> taking into account individual character features, human thoughts and individual experience
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Archetypes
<variant> are the unknowable basic forms personified or concretized in recurring images, symbols, or patterns which may include motifs such as the quest or the heavenly ascent, recognizable character types such as the trickster or the hero, symbols such as the apple or snake, or images.
<variant> reflecting some social realms, public ideology
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<variant> taking into account individual character features, human thoughts and individual experience
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1 fundamental postulate of multicultural person
<variant> Every culture or system has its own internal coherence, integrity, and logic. Every culture is an intertwined system of values and attitudes, beliefs and norms that give meaning and significance to both individual and collective identity.
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<variant> taking into account individual character features, human thoughts and individual experience
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1 fundamental postulate of multicultural person
<variant> No one culture is inherently better or worse than another. All cultural systems are equally valid as variations on the human experience.
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1 fundamental postulate of multicultural person
<variant> All persons are, to some extent, culturally bound. Every culture provides the individual with some sense of identity, some regulation of behavior, and some sense of personal place in the scheme of things.
<variant> reflecting some social realms, public ideology
<variant> taking into account cultural peculiarities of different nations
<variant> taking into account individual character features, human thoughts and individual experience
<variant> bearing in mind linguistic peculiarities of a certain nationality
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LC aspect of concept description
<variant> bearing in mind linguistic peculiarities of a certain nationality
<variant> taking into account individual character features, human thoughts and individual experience
<variant> taking into account cultural peculiarities of different nations
<variant> reflecting some social realms, public ideology
<variant>considering historical peculiarities of the development of national consciousness, ethnic experience
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Cultural aspect of concept description
<variant> taking into account cultural peculiarities of different nations
<variant> taking into account individual character features, human thoughts and individual experience
<variant> reflecting some social realms, public ideology
<variant> bearing in mind linguistic peculiarities of a certain nationality
<variant>considering historical peculiarities of the development of national consciousness, ethnic experience
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Historical aspect of concept description
<variant>considering historical peculiarities of the development of national consciousness, ethnic experience
<variant> taking into account cultural peculiarities of different nations
<variant> taking into account individual character features, human thoughts and individual experience
<variant> reflecting some social realms, public ideology
<variant> bearing in mind linguistic peculiarities of a certain nationality
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The Method of conceptual analysis.
<variant> It is based on LC, historical and cultural aspects and directed to studying concepts through the semantic structure of words, regarded as cultural phenomena with their history.
<variant> a complex mental entity which is in the process of mental activity turns the different sides actualizing in the process of thinking its different signs and layers
<variant> Mental entity that replaces in the mental activity a lot of objects of the same kind.
<variant>a multidimensional mental unit with a dominant value element
<variant> The concept is like a bunch of culture in human consciousness in the form of what culture is a mental world of man.
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Methodology of Cognitive Linguistics.
<variant>Its aim is to study meanings of the words and word combinations, reflecting this or that concept in the national language, also presenting parts of the language system representing a particular concept.
<variant> a complex mental entity which is in the process of mental activity turns the different sides actualizing in the process of thinking its different signs and layers
<variant> Mental entity that replaces in the mental activity a lot of objects of the same kind.
<variant>a multidimensional mental unit with a dominant value element
<variant> The concept is like a bunch of culture in human consciousness in the form of what culture is a mental world of man.
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Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
<variant> This methodology is based on LC aspect and built up on a principle that only looking into a mirror of another language one can notice such features of the mother language concept, which could slip away from his attention.
<variant> a complex mental entity which is in the process of mental activity turns the different sides actualizing in the process of thinking its different signs and layers
<variant> Mental entity that replaces in the mental activity a lot of objects of the same kind.
<variant>a multidimensional mental unit with a dominant value element
<variant> The concept is like a bunch of culture in human consciousness in the form of what culture is a mental world of man.
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1step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
<variant>Singling out a lexical group in the initial language
<variant> Differentiation and systematization of contrast pares
<variant> Discovering inter-lingual equivalents
<variant> Pointing nationally inimitable meanings out
<variant> Describing contrast pares
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2 step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
<variant> Discovering inter-lingual equivalents
<variant>Singling out a lexical group in the initial language
<variant> Differentiation and systematization of contrast pares
<variant> Pointing nationally inimitable meanings out
<variant> Describing contrast pares
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3 step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
<variant> Describing contrast pares
<variant>Singling out a lexical group in the initial language
<variant> Differentiation and systematization of contrast pares
<variant> Discovering inter-lingual equivalents
<variant> Pointing nationally inimitable meanings out
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4 step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
<variant> Pointing nationally inimitable meanings out
<variant>Singling out a lexical group in the initial language
<variant> Differentiation and systematization of contrast pares
<variant> Discovering inter-lingual equivalents
<variant> Describing contrast pares
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5 step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
<variant> Differentiation and systematization of contrast pares
<variant>Singling out a lexical group in the initial language
<variant> Discovering inter-lingual equivalents
<variant> Pointing nationally inimitable meanings out
<variant> Describing contrast pares
Differentiation and systematization of contrast pares
<variant>5 step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
<variant> 4step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
<variant> 3step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
<variant> 2step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
<variant> 1step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
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Discovering inter-lingual equivalents
<variant>2 step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
<variant>3 step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
<variant> 4step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
<variant> 5step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
<variant> 6step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
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Singling out a lexical group in the initial language
<variant>1 step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
<variant> 2 step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
<variant> 3 step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
<variant> 4 step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
<variant> 5 step of Methodology of Contrast Linguistics.
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The concept is like a bunch of culture in human consciousness in the form of what culture is a mental world of man.
<variant> Y.S. Stepanov
<variant> Z.D. Popova and I.A. Sternin
<variant> G.G. Slyshkin and V. I. Karasik
<variant> S.A. Askoldov
<variant>A.Einstein
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S.A. Askoldov considered the concept as
<variant> mental entity that replaces in the mental activity a lot of objects of the same kind.
<variant> a complex mental entity which is in the process of mental activity turns the different sides actualizing in the process of thinking its different signs and layers
<variant>a multidimensional mental unit with a dominant value element
<variant> The concept is like a bunch of culture in human consciousness in the form of what culture is a mental world of man.
<variant> taking into account cultural peculiarities of different nations
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Mental entity that replaces in the mental activity a lot of objects of the same kind.
<variant> S.A. Askoldov
<variant> Z.D. Popova and I.A. Sternin
<variant> Y.S. Stepanov
<variant> G.G. Slyshkin and V. I. Karasik
<variant>A.Einstein
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G.G. Slyshkin and V. I. Karasik understand the concept as
<variant>a multidimensional mental unit with a dominant value element
<variant> Mental entity that replaces in the mental activity a lot of objects of the same kind.
<variant>a complex mental entity which is in the process of mental activity turns the different sides actualizing in the process of thinking its different signs and layers
<variant> The concept is like a bunch of culture in human consciousness in the form of what culture is a mental world of man.
<variant> taking into account cultural peculiarities of different nations
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A multidimensional mental unit with a dominant value element
<variant> G.G. Slyshkin and V. I. Karasik
<variant> Z.D. Popova and I.A. Sternin
<variant> Y.S. Stepanov
<variant> S.A. Askoldov
<variant>A.Einstein
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A complex mental entity which is in the process of mental activity turns the different
<variant>Z.D. Popova and I.A. Sternin
<variant> Y.S. Stepanov
<variant> G.G. Slyshkin and V. I. Karasik
<variant> S.A. Askoldov
<variant>A.Einstein
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Conceptology is understood as the branch of Cognitive Linguistics, that focuses on the study of …..
<variant>concept
<variant>fashion
<variant>home
<variant>family
<variant>love
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Concept is studied by
<variant>Conceptology
<variant>Cosmetics
<variant>Cosmos
<variant>Comic
<variant>Code
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Concepts is fixed meaning in human mind
<variant> N.Boldyrev
<variant> N.Nikitin
<variant> E.Kubryakova
<variant>A.Einstein
<variant>M.Platonov
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The cultural concept -
<variant> it is a point of intersection between the worlds of culture and the world of individual meanings
<variant> the way in which safety is managed in the workplace, which often reflects "the attitudes, beliefs, perceptions and values that employees share in relation to safety."
<variant> is a term, now used in a number of different ways in academic discourse, whose most common meaning is the set of cultural products, mainly in the arts, held in the highest esteem by a culture.
<variant> Describing contrast pares
<variant>Singling out a lexical group in the initial language
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Cultural concepts
<variant> are the distinctive cultural genes belonging to the genotype of culture.
<variant> the way in which safety is managed in the workplace, which often reflects "the attitudes, beliefs, perceptions and values that employees share in relation to safety."
<variant> is a term, now used in a number of different ways in academic discourse, whose most common meaning is the set of cultural products, mainly in the arts, held in the highest esteem by a culture.
<variant> Describing contrast pares
<variant>Singling out a lexical group in the initial language
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Cultural concepts
<variant> essentially anthropocentric and therefore are saturated cultural connotations.
<variant> the way in which safety is managed in the workplace, which often reflects "the attitudes, beliefs, perceptions and values that employees share in relation to safety."
<variant> is a term, now used in a number of different ways in academic discourse, whose most common meaning is the set of cultural products, mainly in the arts, held in the highest esteem by a culture.
<variant> Describing contrast pares
<variant>Singling out a lexical group in the initial language
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The item is in the visible part of the iceberg.
<variant>Facial expressions
<variant>Religious beliefs
<variant>Values
<variant>Childraising beliefs
<variant>Concept of leadership
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<variant>Religious rituals
<variant>Importance of time
<variant>Concept of fairness
<variant>Nature of friendship
<variant>Notions of modesty
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<variant>Paintings
<variant>Understanding of the natural world
<variant>Concept of self
<variant>Work ethic
<variant>Concept of beauty
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<variant>Literature
<variant>General world view
<variant>Concept of personal space
<variant>Rules of social etiquette
<variant>Values
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<variant>Gestures
<variant>Concept of self
<variant>Importance of time
<variant>Concept of leadership
<variant>Concept of fairness
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The item is in the invisible part of the iceberg.
<variant>Values
<variant>Styles of dress
<variant>Music
<variant>Holiday customs
<variant>Gestures
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The item is in the invisible part of the iceberg.
<variant>Work ethic
<variant>Foods
<variant>Paintings
<variant>Facial expressions
<variant>Literature
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<variant>Nature of friendship
<variant>Holiday customs
<variant>Gestures
<variant>Religious rituals
<variant>Eating habits
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Cultural concepts -
<variant> abstract concepts with cultural components.
<variant> a form of existence of culture in consciousness of its representatives.
<variant> the transmission of cultural values, information that is relevant to the culture.
<variant> set of the most valuable elements of social and cultural heritage; an integrated phenomenon expressing socially stereo typified group experience which is accumulated and reproduced in society.
<variant> interaction of the elements belonging to system of the cultural phenomena
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Cultural inheritance -
<variant> the transmission of cultural values, information that is relevant to the culture.
<variant> abstract concepts with cultural components.
<variant> a form of existence of culture in consciousness of its representatives.
<variant> set of the most valuable elements of social and cultural heritage; an integrated phenomenon expressing socially stereo typified group experience which is accumulated and reproduced in society.
<variant> interaction of the elements belonging to system of the cultural phenomena
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Cultural traditions -
<variant> set of the most valuable elements of social and cultural heritage; an integrated phenomenon expressing socially stereo typified group experience which is accumulated and reproduced in society.
<variant> abstract concepts with cultural components.
<variant> a form of existence of culture in consciousness of its representatives.
<variant> the transmission of cultural values, information that is relevant to the culture.
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Cultural process –
<variant> interaction of the elements belonging to system of the cultural phenomena
<variant> abstract concepts with cultural components.
<variant> a form of existence of culture in consciousness of its representatives.
<variant> the transmission of cultural values, information that is relevant to the culture.
<variant> set of the most valuable elements of social and cultural heritage; an integrated phenomenon expressing socially stereo typified group experience which is accumulated and reproduced in society.
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Cultural space –
<variant> a form of existence of culture in consciousness of its representatives.
<variant> abstract concepts with cultural components.
<variant> the transmission of cultural values, information that is relevant to the culture.
<variant> set of the most valuable elements of social and cultural heritage; an integrated phenomenon expressing socially stereo typified group experience which is accumulated and reproduced in society.
<variant> interaction of the elements belonging to system of the cultural phenomena
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Abstract concepts with cultural components.
<variant> Cultural concepts
<variant>Cultural inheritance
<variant> Cultural traditions
<variant> Cultural space
<variant>Cultural process
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A form of existence of culture in consciousness of its representatives.
<variant> Cultural space
<variant>Cultural inheritance
<variant> Cultural concepts
<variant> Cultural traditions
<variant>Cultural process
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Interaction of the elements belonging to system of the cultural phenomena
<variant>Cultural process
<variant>Cultural inheritance
<variant> Cultural concepts
<variant> Cultural traditions
<variant> Cultural space
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The transmission of cultural values, information that is relevant to the culture.
<variant>Cultural inheritance
<variant> Cultural concepts
<variant> Cultural traditions
<variant> Cultural space
<variant>Cultural process
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Set of the most valuable elements of social and cultural heritage; an integrated phenomenon expressing socially stereo typified group experience which is accumulated and reproduced in society.
<variant> Cultural traditions
<variant>Cultural inheritance
<variant> Cultural concepts
<variant> Cultural space
<variant>Cultural process
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Cultural semes -
<variant> smaller and more universal than semantic units, signs.
<variant> a form of existence of culture in consciousness of its representatives.
<variant> abstract concepts with cultural components.
<variant> the transmission of cultural values, information that is relevant to the culture.
<variant> set of the most valuable elements of social and cultural heritage; an integrated phenomenon expressing socially stereo typified group experience which is accumulated and reproduced in society.
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Cultural background -
<variant> is the source of a person's experiences and personality.
<variant> a form of existence of culture in consciousness of its representatives.
<variant> abstract concepts with cultural components.
<variant> the transmission of cultural values, information that is relevant to the culture.
<variant> set of the most valuable elements of social and cultural heritage; an integrated phenomenon expressing socially stereo typified group experience which is accumulated and reproduced in society.
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The source of a person's experiences and personality.
<variant> Cultural background
<variant> Cultural traditions
<variant>Cultural inheritance
<variant> Cultural concepts
<variant> Cultural space
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Smaller and more universal than semantic units, signs
<variant> Cultural semes
<variant> Cultural traditions
<variant>Cultural inheritance
<variant> Cultural process
<variant> Cultural space
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Cultural language –
<variant> the system of signs and their relations established by means of coordination of valuable - semantic forms.
<variant> is the source of a person's experiences and personality.
<variant> a form of existence of culture in consciousness of its representatives.
<variant> abstract concepts with cultural components.
<variant> the transmission of cultural values, information that is relevant to the culture.
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Cultural installations
<variant> the ideals dictated by society and nature
<variant> is the source of a person's experiences and personality.
<variant> a form of existence of culture in consciousness of its representatives.
<variant> abstract concepts with cultural components.
<variant> the transmission of cultural values, information that is relevant to the culture.
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The system of signs and their relations established by means of coordination of valuable - semantic forms.
<variant> Cultural language
<variant> Cultural traditions
<variant>Cultural inheritance
<variant> Cultural concepts
<variant> Cultural space
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The ideals dictated by society and nature
<variant> Cultural installations
<variant> Cultural traditions
<variant>Cultural inheritance
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