—n. 1 a precious metals or gems. b hoard of these. c accumulated wealth. 2 thing valued for its rarity, workmanship, associations,et cetera (и так далее) (art treasures). 3 colloq. much loved or highly valued person. —v. (-ring) 1 value highly. 2 (often foll. by up) store up as valuable. [Greek thesauros]
... thinking andmoral development .Analyze theinfluence ofsocial relations onthenature of.interaction withart treasures Social relations have asignificant impact onthenature of.interaction withart treasures :.Social ... (Aesthetics)
... that.sets value ideas : sometimes itforever turns away from real .spiritual treasures , sometimes itforms astable need forcommunication with.them Theseareobjective prerequisites forthecreation ofspiritual ... ... already been noted , isthe.first , butnottheonly condition fortheformation ofa.culture ofcommunication withartistic treasures Thesecond condition isthequalitative nature ofart Aninexhaustible source isclassical art , inwhich ... (Aesthetics)
... practical skills ,.butalso theimagery ofimagination , forFortified inobjectivity Let .'ssay , intheopen-hearth treasure , opened inKyiv region ,.which belongs toVI witht, among thethings aretreasure .andsilver ... (Aesthetics)
... .coat herself Her mother said , Ofcourse you can do it, my .treasure - andimmediately buttoned thelittle girl 'scoat herself While Nixon claimed thathe ... (Kinesika)
... with.theheroes ofart , istested forits compliance with.perfection inmoral interactions withtheworld Artistic treasures ofworld art only thenbecome aneffective .factor increating spiritual experience when ... (Aesthetics)
... oftherooms ofthemuseum wasarranged .chicken coop Withthesame frenzy , theNazis smashed cultural treasures and.historical monuments inUkraine , Belarus , everywhere theirfoot went Theoccupants destroyed theBelarusian ... (Journalism)
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