The present state of the theoretical and experimental researches of the light scattering near phase transitions is discussed. It is emphasized, that all the basic theoretical and experimental conclusions which are available here can be understood on the ground of simple, but quite general phenomenological or semiphenomenological theory. From this point of view the intensity of anomalous light scattering, its spectral density temperature evolution and the influence of crystal defects on the light scattering near phase transitions are considered.
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