1 March 30, 2017
Articles and Statements
1. Elvin Aghayev
Relations Between Russia and Serbia
European Researcher. Series A, 2017, 8(1): 4-8.
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2. Marija Boranijašević, Vladimir BoranijaševićEuropean Researcher. Series A, 2017, 8(1): 4-8.
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Relations between Russia and Serbia are closely allied with historical, spiritual, and cultural ties. Of all the great powers, Russia has had the strongest influence on Serbia. This paper will deal with the history of Serbian-Russian relations, starting with 16th century and Ivan the Terrible’s interests in Balkans. Since the 18th century, the opinion has emerged that Russia is a protector of Serbia. First, the Serbian Uprising was a great opportunity for Russia’s “entry” into the Balkan regions. After the October Revolution, relations tensed since the monarchy was opposed to communism. After World War II, relations improved, but only until 1948 when Tito and Stalin came into the direct conflict that lasted until Stalin’s death. The second half of the 20th century was marked by better relations between these two countries.
Relations between Russia and Serbia are closely allied with historical, spiritual, and cultural ties. Of all the great powers, Russia has had the strongest influence on Serbia. This paper will deal with the history of Serbian-Russian relations, starting with 16th century and Ivan the Terrible’s interests in Balkans. Since the 18th century, the opinion has emerged that Russia is a protector of Serbia. First, the Serbian Uprising was a great opportunity for Russia’s “entry” into the Balkan regions. After the October Revolution, relations tensed since the monarchy was opposed to communism. After World War II, relations improved, but only until 1948 when Tito and Stalin came into the direct conflict that lasted until Stalin’s death. The second half of the 20th century was marked by better relations between these two countries.
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Mass “Non-communication” of the Young
European Researcher. Series A, 2017, 8(1): 9-17.
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3. Svetlana A. Gubina, Anastastasiia N. Serebriakova, Ekaterina A. FedorovaEuropean Researcher. Series A, 2017, 8(1): 9-17.
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The authors in the paper analyze the phenomenon of excessive presence of the mass communication media, television in the first place, and the modern computer technology in the lives of young people, as well as the issue whether this fact influences the reduction of interpersonal communication of the young. The goal of the research was to determine to which extent the newest technological achievements are present in the lives of the young in Serbia and how often they use them as media in the process of communication with their peers, and whether this kind of mediated communication consequently leads to the reduction of interpersonal communication face-to-face, which as an ultimate result can have alienation of an individual in the modern world as a widely spread phenomenon of the present.
The authors in the paper analyze the phenomenon of excessive presence of the mass communication media, television in the first place, and the modern computer technology in the lives of young people, as well as the issue whether this fact influences the reduction of interpersonal communication of the young. The goal of the research was to determine to which extent the newest technological achievements are present in the lives of the young in Serbia and how often they use them as media in the process of communication with their peers, and whether this kind of mediated communication consequently leads to the reduction of interpersonal communication face-to-face, which as an ultimate result can have alienation of an individual in the modern world as a widely spread phenomenon of the present.
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The Attitude of Parents to Pre-School Inclusive Education for Normal Children and a Child with Down Syndrome
European Researcher. Series A, 2017, 8(1): 18-27.
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4. Sergey N. Koskov, Valeria A. Rodina, Tamara V. SereginaEuropean Researcher. Series A, 2017, 8(1): 18-27.
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The object of the research is pre-school inclusive education, this kind of organization of the learning process, in which all children are included in a single system of education and training in educational institutions of General type, regardless of mental, physical and other characteristics, where they receive the necessary support and takes into account their special educational needs (children with Down syndrome). The main source of empirical data quantitative and qualitative methods of the survey of parents and teachers in inclusive groups of kindergartens of Moscow, conducted by the authors in April 2016. The subject of research is the attitude of parents of normal children to preschool inclusive education a child with Down syndrome based on their socio-demographic characteristics, level of education and awareness in the field of inclusion.
The object of the research is pre-school inclusive education, this kind of organization of the learning process, in which all children are included in a single system of education and training in educational institutions of General type, regardless of mental, physical and other characteristics, where they receive the necessary support and takes into account their special educational needs (children with Down syndrome). The main source of empirical data quantitative and qualitative methods of the survey of parents and teachers in inclusive groups of kindergartens of Moscow, conducted by the authors in April 2016. The subject of research is the attitude of parents of normal children to preschool inclusive education a child with Down syndrome based on their socio-demographic characteristics, level of education and awareness in the field of inclusion.
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The Philosophical Meaning of Christianity – the Basis of the Formation of European Mentality
European Researcher. Series A, 2017, 8(1): 28-37.
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5. European Researcher. Series A, 2017, 8(1): 28-37.
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The article is devoted to interpretation of the tenets of the Christian worldview as the basis for the identity formation of European culture. The content of this category of philosophy as a world Outlook program, which represents an organic unity of theoretical philosophy and social technologies of its implementation. Christian socio-ideological values and meanings represented historically and logically as the Foundation of European culture. These meanings constituted the matrix of European culture as a civilization of a special kind, becoming the basis of zhizneobitanija European man not only in the Middle ages, but in the next century, the history of Europe up to the present time.
The article is devoted to interpretation of the tenets of the Christian worldview as the basis for the identity formation of European culture. The content of this category of philosophy as a world Outlook program, which represents an organic unity of theoretical philosophy and social technologies of its implementation. Christian socio-ideological values and meanings represented historically and logically as the Foundation of European culture. These meanings constituted the matrix of European culture as a civilization of a special kind, becoming the basis of zhizneobitanija European man not only in the Middle ages, but in the next century, the history of Europe up to the present time.
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