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THE POETRY BY MYKHAILO OREST: IDEAS AND FIGURATIVE STRUCTURE
The paper explores the structure of Mykhailo Orest’s poetry, delving into its main elements such as concepts of time, forest, silence, and word, as well as the motives of eschatologism and reincarnation.
Vadym Vasylenko
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Religiosity and Resilience: Cognitive Reappraisal and Coping Self-Efficacy Mediate the Link between Religious Coping and Well-Being. [PDF]
Dolcos F, Hohl K, Hu Y, Dolcos S.
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Coding definitions of participant religious, non-religious and spiritual beliefs in the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents & Children (ALSPAC). [PDF]
Iles-Caven Y, Gregory S, Matthews S.
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What shall we call God? An exploration of metaphors coded from descriptions of God from a large U.S. undergraduate sample. [PDF]
Fetterman AK +3 more
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The Elements of Eco-Connection: A Cross-Cultural Lexical Enquiry. [PDF]
Lomas T.
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A Primer on Integral Theory and Its Application to Mental Health Care. [PDF]
Duffy JD.
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Este artículo empieza con varias interpretaciones de un eslogan panteísta básico. La ambigüedad del eslogan es ilustrada por una critica a la interpretación que Jonathan Bennett hace del panteísmo de Spinoza, según la cualla frase de Spinoza "Todo lo que es, está en Dios" implica que todo lo que está en Dios, es Dios.
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John Tyndall's religion: a fragment. [PDF]
Cantor G.
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