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                <text>Proces strukturnih društvenih promjena u Bosni i Hercegovini ubrzan je vanjskim faktorima čiju pokretačku snagu predstavlja ekonomija, tehnika i tehnologija, politika i kultura. Odbrambena i bezbjedonosna sfera je utopljena i integrisana kroz političku dimenziju tranzicije. Obzirom da tranzicija teče kroz prilagođavanje podsistema a ne društvenog sistema u cjelini i odbrambeno – zaštitni podsistem možemo podvrgnuti transformacijskoj valorizaciji. Početak svake aktivnosti predstavlja dogovor, ugovor, sporazum odnosno političku volju ili saglasnost. Dejtonski mirovni sporazum predstavljao je političku platformu i polaznu osnovu (okvir) za ustrojstvo odbrambeno – zaštitnog segmenta. Posao time nije završen nego je počeo. Opterećenost prošlošću, geopolitikom, geostrategijom i bezidejnošću dovela je do izbjegavanja sagledavanja i osvjetljenja naše pozicije, položaja, resursa, poteza i vizije budućnosti. Dozvoljena je opšta dezorjentacija, pasivnost, anomija i bezidejnost da nam se ništa ne sviđa, da u sve sumnjamo, da se svemu suprostavljamo, da ništa ne predlažemo, nudimo, tražimo, možemo itd. Sudbinski važne odluke moraju promišljati najzreliji i najodvažniji, najsposobniji koje narod ima. Na iskustvima ovog vremena i onog koje dolazi odoliće i opstati bolji, sposobniji, prilagodljiviji. Istorija je mnogo puta proučavala one koji o tome na njihovu nesreću ne mogu govoriti. Budućnost je još nemilosrdnija, ranjivija, osjetljivija i upitnija.</text>
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                <text>An increasing number of children around the world, including Bosnian children, are being educated in a second language (L2). This L2 learning in primary school settings raises interesting questions about developing L2 vocabulary. Investigating the nature of vocabulary knowledge in these L2 children is important particularly as they face the significant challenge of acquiring L2 vocabulary in order to handle school work. This is the case with the children who participated in this study. They attend the first grade at International Primary School in Sarajevo where key subjects are taught in English.</text>
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                <text>DİVAN EDEBİYATINA MENSUP BAZI ŞAİRLERİN BİLİNMEYEN GAZELLERİ: TESPİT VE TENKİT</text>
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                <text>Klasik Türk edebiyatı oluşmaya başladığı 13. yüzyıldan son ürünlerini verdiği 19. yüzyıla kadar köklü ve sistemli bir disiplin olarak varlığını sürdürmüştür. Kendisinden sonra oluşmaya başlayan modern edebiyatta da izlerini görebileceğimiz klasik Türk edebiyatında kullanılan en yaygın nazım şekli gazeldir. Şairlerin duygu ve düşüncelerini en rahat bir biçimde aktarabilmesine uygun yapısı ile gazeller, divan tertibinde haklı bir ayrıcalığa sahiptirler. Şairlerin, divanlarını tertip ederken gözden kaçırdıkları veya divanlarına almak istemedikleri gazelleri olabilir. Bu gazeller sonraları tertip edilen şiir mecmualarına alınabilir. Son yıllarda divanların tenkitli metin çalışmalarında, mecmualara da başvurulduğu görülmektedir. Bu çaılışma, Ankara Milli Kütüphane'de, A 6188 nolu kayıtta bulunan Dukâgin-zâde Taşlıcalı Yahyâ Bey Divânı ile aynı cilt içinde yer alan bir şiir mecmuasında rastladığım, ait olduğu şairlerin basılı divanlarında yer almayan bazı gazeller ile ilgili olacaktır. Üç bölümden oluşan makalenin ilk bölümü mecmuanın tanıtımına, ikinci bölümü gazellerin transkripsiyon alfabesi ile aktarımına ve üçüncü bölümü gazeller ile şairlerin divanları arasında önceden belirlenen ölçütler ışığında yapılacak karşılaştırmaya ayrılmıştır.     Anahtar Kelimeler: Şiir Mecmuaları, Behiştî, Nev’î, Ziyâ’î, Hisâlî</text>
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                <text>The variability of foreign language teaching and policies within the nation state cause quantitive accumulation to turn into a qualitative explosion. We can say that, extremely dominant demands regarding foreign language teaching not only cause an” ideological language teaching” but also weaken intercultural education entirely.    In teaching a foreign language, if learners aren’t alienated from the target language, we can determine the start of language teaching. The variability of a foreign language is, in some ways, in accordance with one’s point of view of foreign language teaching and to base language teaching on only one aspect of a foreign language means breaking up the language into pieces. In this respect, as the piece destroys itself, it also destroys the whole. For instance; teaching grammar apart from a context or a lesson made without considering the effects of the native language are considered as parts of a whole.    Acquisition of semantic functionality of concepts is a combination of a person’s learning strategies and acquisition – using strategies with social and environmental factors. And turning this acquisition into speech act forms the fundamental philosophy of foreign language teaching. Thus, by considering language teaching as a whole, it is necessary to help students to acquire communication strategies using alternative approaches.   Criticism, alternative notions and applications are the dynamics of foreign language teaching and are two key concepts that can lead nations to success in foreign language teaching.    Keywords: Foreign Language Teaching and politics, Linguistical and cultural Factors, Variability of foreign language.</text>
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