| AUTHOR(S), TITLE |
PAGES |
World Literature
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Alexander B. Kudelin.
The Maqāma as a Form of Literary Eloquence: Genre Evolution in 19th-Century Arabic Literature |
10 - 31 |
Valentina S. Sergeeva.
Social Problematic in the Allegoric Poem Vision of Piers Plowman: Worldly and Heavenly |
32 - 49 |
Ekaterina A. Andreeva.
Batu Speaking: Old Russian Texts vs Western and Eastern Sources |
50 - 69 |
Mikhail Yu. Liustrov.
Speeches of Polish Voivodes in The History of the Grand Principality of Muscovy by Peter Petreius |
70 - 83 |
Russian Literature
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Nina V. Trofimova.
The Problem of Lyrical and Rhetorical Genres in the Old Russian Military Narration |
84 - 105 |
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Vladimir M. Kirillin.
Kirill Turovsky’s “The Word for Antipascha” as a Monument of Eloquence Within the Framework of Medieval Literary Custom
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106 - 133 |
Andrey M. Ranchin.
The Eulogy to Boris and Gleb: Dating, Poetics and Rhetoric of the Text |
134 - 153 |
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Mikhail V. Pervushin.
How and Why the Monk Foma Praised Prince Boris
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154 - 169 |
Marianna V. Kaplun.
Poetics of the Accusatory Epistles of Metropolitan Jonah to Vyatka (1450s) |
170 - 179 |
Olga A. Tufanova.
Techniques of Suggestion in Old Russian Words Against Entertainment |
180 - 205 |
Svetlana K. Sevastyanova.
Polemical Culture in Russia in the Second Half of the 17th Century: Patriarch Nikon and Paisius Ligarides |
206 - 223 |
Olga D. Zhuravel.
“Allegorical Sense” in the Literary Culture of the Vyg Old Believers |
224 - 241 |
Alexey A. Pautkin.
The Rhetoric of Denial in the Chronicle Text |
242 - 253 |
Folklore Studies
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Sergey V. Alpatov.
“Comparison of the Deeds of God and the Devil”: Genre, Genesis, Folklore Parallels |
254 - 275 |
Textology. Source Studies. Publications
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Svetlana A. Semiachko.
Monastic Mentors’ Homilies in the Miscellany “Starchestvo” and Out of It |
276 - 289 |
Irina M. Gritsevskaya, Viacheslav V. Lytvynenko.
The Homily “On the Nativity and on the Census” in the 1659 Prolog: Another Translation by Epifany Slavinetsky from Pseudo-Athanasius (in the Redaction of Evfimiy Chudovsky?) |
290 - 321 |
Marina A. Fedotova.
Moscow Sermons of Dimitry of Rostov: Source Studies and Rhetoric |
322 - 343 |
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