| AUTHOR(S) |
TITLE |
PAGES |
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Literary Theory
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| Alexander E. Makhov |
The Category of Verisimilitude in the Literary Theory of French Classicism |
10 - 33
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| Alexey E. Kozlov |
“The Right to Biography” and Literary Memories of the 19th Century |
34 - 55 |
| Mikhail L. Andreev |
Goldoni in the Translation of Amfiteatrov’s Family |
56 - 67 |
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World Literature
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|
| Alexandra S. Balakhovskaya |
Hagiographic Narrative and its Interpretations |
68 - 87 |
| Anna V. Toporova |
The “Strange” and the “Familiar” in Italian Descriptions of Pilgrimages to the Holy Land (14th–15th Centuries) |
88 - 101 |
| Maria Iu. Ignatieva (Oganissian) |
Petersburg — Paris — Göttingen — Madrid: a Story from the History
of the History of Spanish Literature |
102 - 123 |
| Kveta Kunesova |
Juvenile Literature, Does It Know Any Frontiers? (Between Tradition and Transposition in Czech Literature for Young Readers) |
124 - 145 |
| Tatiana A. Sharypina, Polina D. Kazakova |
Russian-German Literary Transfer of the 1930s–40s (S. Tretyakov, F. Wolf, and B. Brecht) |
146 - 161
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| Anastasia V. Golubtsova |
Literary Experiment from C.E. Gadda to Neo-Avant-Garde: Continuity and
Transformation |
162 - 171
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| Аnna V. Popova |
The Image of Daniil Кharms in The Works of Aglaya Veteranyi
|
172 - 185 |
| Dmitry A. Chugunov |
Representation of the Past in Bernhard Schlink's Fiction |
186 - 201 |
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Russian Literature
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|
| Viktor I. Shcherbakov |
The Problem of the Hero of His Time in the Dialogue between Turgenev and
Pisarev |
202 - 219 |
| Olga A. Grinevich |
Post-Rhetorical Model of the “Estate Text” and Its Transformation in Fet’s Poetry |
220 - 233 |
| Anastasia G. Plotnikova |
M. Gorky’s Drama The Lower Depths in the World Cinema |
234 - 251 |
| Paola Cioni |
Life of Klim Samgin as a Novel about the “A Man without Qualities” |
252 - 269 |
| Alexander V. Markov |
Schumann’s Carnival in the Poetry of Dmitry Klenovsky |
270 - 285 |
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Literature of the Peoples of Russia and Neighboring Countries
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|
| Yuri Ya. Barabash |
Ethno-cultural Boerderline: Conceptual, Typological, and Circumstantial Aspects (Alien — Other — One’s own). Second article: Kharkov.
Donbass — Ethno-Linguistic and Cultural Borderland |
286 - 321 |
| Tair N. Kirimov |
The Structure and Semantics of Poetic Titles by D. Kermencikli |
322 - 335 |
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Folklore Studies
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| Tatyana A. Agapkina |
Blagovernaia Tsaritsa Khitra Byla Mudra: on One Synonymous Pair in the Russian
Folklore |
336 - 389 |
| Alexey L. Nalepin |
“Kojiki” and A.A. Vanovsky on the Genesis of Mythological Entities in the Archaic Myths of the Ancient Japan |
390 - 411 |
| Tanzily M. Khadzhieva |
Religious and Mythological Characters and Motifs in the Nart Epic Balkars and
Karachai |
412 - 423 |
| Badma-Khanda B. Tsybikova |
The Specificity of the Plot and Structure of the Buryat Fairy Tales (2018 field
materials)
|
424 - 437 |
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Textology. Materials
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|
| Tatiana A. Kupchenko |
Authorial Punctuation Signs as the Markers of the Meaning. On the Example of
Mayakovsky’s 150 000 000
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438 - 469 |
