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Diminutiveness in Ethnocultural Demension
, 2016 The article deals with the problems of emotive word formation on the material of two genetically and typologically different languages – English and Ukrainian. The specific character of the functional-semantic and structural peculiarities of diminutive forms reflecting the specifics of ethnic mentality are being considered.
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ETHNOCULTURAL LANDSCAPES OF SHARGOROD
Young Scientist, 2019 Volodumyr Volovik +2 more
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ON THE ETHNOCULTURAL FEATURES OF ANTHROPONYMS.
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Ethnocultural Identification in Psychotherapy
Psychiatry, 1987Ethnoculturally translocated individuals, members of minority groups, and patients in cross-cultural psychotherapy frequently experience disturbances of their ethnocultural identities. During psychotherapy these patients often attribute ethnocultural qualities to their therapists in a process called ethnocultural identification.
L, Comas-Díaz, F M, Jacobsen
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Ethnoculture: Educational, Pedagogical, Ethnological and Intercultural Research Perspective
Education Quarterly ReviewsThis article explores ethnoculture as a fundamental axis in educational, pedagogical, ethnological and intercultural research perspectives, highlighting its impact on the understanding and transformation of social and educational contexts.
Jairo Eduardo Soto-Molina
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Truso – Historical And Ethnocultural Issues
2021This book has been published with the financial assistance of the Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation of Georgia, within the framework of the project Truso – Historical and Ethnocultural Issues – Grant: # BRG-1-19-190.
Topchishvili, Roland +6 more
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Ethnocultural Diversity in Cardiac Rehabilitation
Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation and Prevention, 2014Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death globally. Despite a greater burden of disease, ethnocultural minorities in both the United States and Canada are significantly less likely to access cardiac rehabilitation (CR). Without equitable access to CR, these patients may be more likely to experience recurrent cardiac events and unnecessarily ...
Liz, Midence +4 more
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