2015
DOI: 10.11621/pir.2015.0403
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Culture in psychology: Perennial problems and the contemporary methodological crisis

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“…The mixture of sublime and ordinary (Mironenko & Sorokin, 2015) in simultaneous or parallel way appears in his lyric, epic or drama pieces. For example, Ulmasbay, the hero of the same name poem, who was like a fairy tale hero, dries his footcloths, Prometheus from "Do not leave the fire, Prometheus" (Karim, 1983) desperately wants to make every human being happy, so when Power and Strength, who were supposed to secure the fire from the heaven, seduced by houries indulged in satisfaction, he steals the fire.…”
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“…The mixture of sublime and ordinary (Mironenko & Sorokin, 2015) in simultaneous or parallel way appears in his lyric, epic or drama pieces. For example, Ulmasbay, the hero of the same name poem, who was like a fairy tale hero, dries his footcloths, Prometheus from "Do not leave the fire, Prometheus" (Karim, 1983) desperately wants to make every human being happy, so when Power and Strength, who were supposed to secure the fire from the heaven, seduced by houries indulged in satisfaction, he steals the fire.…”
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“…The same vision of events in the view of main character and in terms of his individual psychological perception brings all fragments of novel together in an art unit. Author uses an interim structure concentration mode (Mironenko & Sorokin, 2015). Memories, aroused when hero lies on the battlefield, are the link for plot twist, and through the layers of time they taking the reader back into the hero's childhood.…”
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