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Alexander Mckay

Glasgow
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Condensing the Muses: Development of the Kaufman Domains of Creativity Scale (K-DOCS) Short Form

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By Aleksandra Zielinska, Alexander Mckay, Maciej Karwowski
| Taylor & Francis Online
Advanced search Creativity Research Journal Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data References Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/10400419.2025.2506025?needAccess=true ABSTRACT Creative self-perceptions reflect a unique blend of motivational, metacognitive, and personal characteristics, both shaping and being shaped by people’s creative experiences.
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Alexandra Kollontai - A Life Of Revolutionary Struggle

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By Alexander Mckay
| marxengelsinstitute.org
In this day in 1872 the great Russian revolutionary Alexandra Kollontai was born. Kollontai was born into a bourgeois family but became a convinced Marxist quote early in life. She rigorously applied the Marxist method to the question of the liberation of women and produced several seminal works on this vital subject. Kollontai took a revolutionary internationalist stance during world war one and backed the line taken by Lenin.
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Stalin - Hero Of The Working Class

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By Alexander Mckay
| marxengelsinstitute.org
Josef Stalin once commented upon how he knew full well that the enemies of the revolution would pour rubbish all over his grave but that the winds of history would blow this all away in the end. The winds of history are blowing very strongly now and 73 years after his death the reputation of Comrade Stalin grows stronger again both in the Russian Federation itself, the Peoples Republic of China and (increasingly) in the imperial core countries.
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