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Symbols of France: from a beautiful woman to a rooster
Symbols of France: from a beautiful woman to a rooster

No matter how strange it may sound, but many French residents do not recognize the national coat of arms, because they believe that it is a relic of the past. The main symbols of France, in their opinion, are a woman, a lily and a rooster

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Constitutional law as a science. Communication with other legal branches. Significance for the Russian legal system
Constitutional law as a science. Communication with other legal branches. Significance for the Russian legal system

Constitutional law as a science, industry and academic discipline is a frequent question in exams for law students. In order to understand the essence and significance of constitutional law as a science, it is necessary to study all the subtleties of this issue

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Queen Catherine Howard: biography
Queen Catherine Howard: biography

Catherine Howard has her own name in history - "Rose without thorns". She is known as the fifth wife of Henry the Eighth, who can safely be considered the prototype of Bluebeard. Who was the young lady? How was her life with the king? Why did her husband order her to be imprisoned in a tower and executed? All these questions will be answered in this article

  • Higher and lower needs. What social role do the lower human needs play?

    In psychological science, it is customary to single out needs of a lower and higher order. At the same time, the emergence of the second category, as a rule, is impossible without the satisfaction of the first. In turn, the British anthropologist B. Malinovsky formulates the idea that a developed society creates "cultural" responses to the biological needs of the individual. Each need passes through a certain cultural transformation in society, the source of which is tradition

  • Memory: memory classification and types

    Memory is a mental process that consists in fixing, storing and subsequent reproduction of information. When classifying memory, psychology distinguishes the following criteria: by the nature of the mental activity that prevails in the activity; by the nature of the goals of the activity; by the duration of fixing / preservation of the material; on the use of mnemonics

  • Didactics in pedagogy - what is it?

    Didactics is a branch of pedagogical knowledge that studies the problems of teaching and education. The article differentiates key didactic concepts, and also considers the tasks, principles and fundamental theoretical concepts of didactic knowledge

  • Acropolis as the oldest part of Athens

    The Acropolis of Athens is a historical monument, which is a unique example of ancient Greek culture, included in the system of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. For a long time it served as a social and cultural center for the inhabitants of Athens. The article tells about the most ancient temples of the Acropolis: Hekatompedon, Parthenon and Erechtheion