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This article analyzes the socio-political views of the specific naive author (a woman of 75 years, secondary education, working profession), which are presented in a hand-written format. The certain basic attitudes, which are characteristic for everyday consciousness of this kind of author, are also revealed. They are: People and power ("Tsar is good and boyars are bad"); Russia is in trouble (it is realized in topics: collapse of the USSR, glorious past is forgotten, enemies are around, dominance of emigrants, deplorable condition of village, ex-scientists and militaries became downand-outs); Pride in the country and belief in its rescue. The basic attitudes, which are allocated in the article, reflect a certain layer of the national socio-political everyday consciousness, which is especially fully embodied in the older generation, which was formed in the Soviet period. Such basic attitudes take their beginning from far away. They got in the deep layers of consciousness or maybe sub-consciousness. They have features of archetypes, do not disappear completely and are reflected in different behavioral forms, including the written-speech activities. The presented material can be interesting not only to philologists, but also to related scientific subjects such as sociologists, historians, philosophers and psychologists. ; В статье анализируются социально-политические взгляды конкретного наивного автора (женщины 75 лет, среднего образования, рабочей профессии), представленные в письменно-рукописном формате. Выявлены определенные базовые установки, характерные для обыденного сознания такого типа автора: Народ и власть («Царь хороший, да бояре плохие»); Россия – в беде (реализуется в темах: распад СССР, славное прошлое забыто, кругом враги, засилье эмигрантов, плачевное состояние деревни, бывшие ученые и военные стали бомжами); Гордость за страну и вера в ее спасение. Базовые установки, выделенные в статье, отражают определенный пласт народного социально-политического обыденного сознания, которое особенно полно воплощено в людях старшего поколения, сформированного в советское время. Такие базовые установки, берущие начала издалека и попавшие в более глубинные пласты сознания – возможно, подсознания – и имеющие черты архетипов, не исчезают полностью и отражаются в разных поведенческих формах, в том числе в письменно-речевой деятельности. Представленный материал может быть интересен не только филологам, но и смежным научным дисциплинам – социологам, историкам, философам, психологам.

Income tax is is collected by the government treasurer, including the treasurer of the central government, regional government, government agencies or institutions, and other state institutions, namely with regard to payment for the delivery of goods, including the understanding that the treasurer is is obliged as the cash holder and other officers carry out the same function. This study aims to study and analyze the process of collection and deduction, to find out how much and how to report the deduction of income tax at the Yunior Hight School institution in Tangerang for the year of 2017 and 2018. The results of this study can be concluded that the process of withholding and collecting tax income on the procurement of goods at a rate of 1.5% in accordance with tax regulations and the treasurer does not report the periodic report on the purchase of goods in 2017 to the local Tax Service Office (KPP). The institution withholding and collecting PPh Article 22 is appropriate based on Law Number 36 of 2008.

This article looks at a project involving nine internationally acclaimed street artists who agreed to make murals in Oslo, following the 22 July 2011 attacks. Resting on the art project's aims ('to promote universal human rights and to counter the intolerance and xenophobia that can give rise to violence and justify terrorism') and the art community's reaction, the article argues that street art's visibility and agency offer alternative ways of thinking about, and approaching, international relations (IR). The article examines the streets as the space where artists express and engage the 'everyday'; and as the medium that allows artists to bring art to the public (as opposed to galleries or exhibitions the public chooses to visit). We argue that the incorporation of street art's spatiality and aesthetics into 'everyday IR' supports more critical frameworks that (a) expose the exceptional logic(s) of illiberal governance; (b) enable the visibility of marginalised and/or dissenting voices in society; and (c) explore experimental, eclectic and creative approaches of doing/thinking everyday security, community and peace.

Within the literature there is a growing concern about lower voter turnout rates among young-age cohorts. In this article we investigate the reported willingness to vote among 72,466 14-year-old adolescents from 22 European countries, who took part in the International Civic and Citizenship Education Study (ICCS) 2009. Results indicate that the willingness to vote remains quite elevated among this age group, but with a clear gender division. While girls are more likely to state that they will vote, boys are more likely to see themselves as future election candidates. An open classroom climate at school contributes to the willingness to vote in future elections. The elements that are known to have an effect on the turnout level of adults, however, do not have a significant impact on the intention to vote among adolescents. This would suggest that the observed lower turnout rate among younger people cannot just be attributed to an alleged lack of political motivation among adolescents, and that therefore other elements will have to be taken into account if we want to explain this downward trend.

Cover title. ; "February 1992." ; Final report. ; Task Code RS RC/Structure Loading and Response Work Unit 00166 ; Mode of access: Internet.

"MF12.524.005-5016B.4." ; "Bureau of Medicine and Surgery." ; "Released by Captain N. W. Allebach, MC, USN, Officer in Charge." ; "Approved by Ashton Graybiel, M. D., Assistant for Scientific Programs." ; "22 June 1970." ; "Army-Navy joint report : U.S. Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory, Naval Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory." ; USAARL serial no. 70-14. ; N71-10695. ; AD 710 987. ; Includes bibliographical references (page 41). ; Mode of access: Internet.