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Vest, Michael J.; Scott, K. Dow; Vest, Jusanne M.; Markham, Steven E.

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“…Literary works play an important role in the process of intercultural communication as they are directly connected with culture and contain the information about the history of national psychology and behavior which are the parts of culture [3].…”

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Reflection of cross-cultural conflicts in perception of the Yakut literary works by the foreign students

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The article focuses on the perception of Yakut literary texts by students – representatives of different nations and countries. The authors have chosen three classical works of famous Yakut writers as subjects of the research - V.S. Yakovlev-Dalan “Glukhoi Viluy / Tulaaiakh ogho” (‘The Remote Viluy River”), a drama of A.I. Sofronov-Alampa «Taptal» («Любовь»)”Love” and a story of N.G. Zolotarev (Nikolay Yakutskiy) «Kemusteekh yuryuie» («Золотой ручей») ”Golden Stream”. It is stated that acquaintance with other cultures through literary works can be one of the most effective ways of intercultural communication as it helps better understanding of cultural diversities. Such cultural conflicts as murder (killing a kin), women’s rights and the loss of historical lands of the local people with the coming of the representatives of other cultures are described and analyzed. The research predictably revealed the differences in the perception of the respondents as their answers have been discussable and variable, especially among the representatives of the eastern and the western worlds though their attitude in common are the same for all human beings. Those concepts which were culturally arguable provoked serious thought process. As a result of the research it can be stated that cross-cultural conflicts can have not only a destructive function but also a constructive one as well.

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Reflection of cross-cultural conflicts in perception of the Yakut literary works by the foreign students

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“…With increasing numbers of extra dimensions this factor decreases up to 10%. In Figure 5 the cross section for e + e − → Gγ as a function of M D is plotted for different systematic errors [24]. For example with unpolarized beams in the case of two extra dimensions, δ = 2, and M D = 7.5 GeV the signal, S, is about three orders of magnitude smaller than the background, B [25].…”

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“…In the search for extra dimensions, e + e − → γG, beam polarization enlarges the discovery reach for the scale M D [24], and is a crucial tool for suppressing the dominant background e + e − → ν νγ [25]. In Table 8 the lower bounds of M D are given for various numbers of extra dimensions.…”

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Physics opportunities with polarized e? and e+ beams at TESLA

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Steiner

2001

EPJ direct

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Beam polarization at e + -e − linear colliders will be a powerful tool for high precision analyses. Often it is assumed that the full information from polarization effects is provided by polarization of the electron beam and no further information can be obtained by the simultaneous polarization of the positrons. In this paper we point out the advantages of polarizing both beams, and summarize the polarization-related results of the Higgs, Electroweak, QCD, SUSY and Alternative Theories working groups of the ECFA/DESY workshop for a planned linear collider operating in the energy range √ s = 500 − 800 GeV. 1

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A Visual Illustration of Induction in Multilevel Methods: The Problem of Leaders Awarding Countervailing Merit Components

Markham

Braekkan

2014

J Bus Psychol

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Cited by 14 publications

References 11 publications

Reflection of cross-cultural conflicts in perception of the Yakut literary works by the foreign students

Reflection of cross-cultural conflicts in perception of the Yakut literary works by the foreign students

Physics opportunities with polarized e? and e+ beams at TESLA

A Visual Illustration of Induction in Multilevel Methods: The Problem of Leaders Awarding Countervailing Merit Components

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