2012, no. 11
HUMANIZATION AND LIBERALIZATION OF EDUCATION

On the principles of public speech

Zverev Sergey Eduardovich

pp. 78–8180 RUB

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Abstract

Such scientific terms as socially important and public speech are substantiated, as well as principles of the latter summarized. Specified is that taking into account principles of public speech by formulating the strand of State policy might allow to reach social peace, and enable people to show it’s creativeness.

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