Elena V. Astashchenko
Religious Dimension of German “Unending Book” in the Children’s Fantasy by Cornelia Funke
2018 Vol. 3, №1
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Tatiana V. Govenko
Postmodernist Techniques and Grown-Up Themes in the Juvenile Novel Learning to Scream (2009) by Beate T. Hanike
2018 Vol. 3, №1
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Liudmila V. Evdokimova
Reexamining Two Mythological Ballads from Christine de Pizan’s Cent Balades
2018 Vol. 3, №1
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Liubov V. Goriaeva
On the Image of Calif Ali in Malay Narrative Tradition
2018 Vol. 3, №1
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Ekaterina N. Vasilyeva
The Spirit of Laws and the Debate about Russian Despotism
2017 Vol. 2, №4
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Nina D. Lyakhovskaya
Shadow of Imana: Travels in the Heart of Rwanda by Véronique Tadjo as the First Travelogue in the Francophone African Literatures
2017 Vol. 2, №4
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Alexander B. Kudelin
The Forms of Prosaic Speech in Al-sīra by Ibn Ishāq — Ibn Hishām
2017 Vol. 2, №4
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Vera V. Kotelevskaya
Adult and His Other: Conceptualization of the Childhood in the Austrian Modernist Fiction (On the Example of R.M. Rilke)
2017 Vol. 2, №4
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Kirill A. Chekalov
Natalya T. Pakhsaryan
The Structure of the Fantômas Novel Series by Pierre Souvestre and Marcel Allain and the Problem of Seriality in Popular Literature
2017 Vol. 2, №4
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Julietta L. Chavchanidze
Rahel Vaenhagen and the Culture of Her Time
2017 Vol. 2, №4
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Eugenyia M. Butenina
Chekhov’s Ethical Heritage in the Contemporary American Medical Humanities
2017 Vol. 2, №4
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A.V. Golubtsova
Alexander Pushkin in the 19 th Century Italian Drama
2017 Vol. 2, №3
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V.M. Tolmatchoff
On the Symbolism of Thomas Mann
2017 Vol. 2, №3
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E.V. Haltrin-Khalturina
Two Wooers and their Sonnets: On Poetic Forms in Romeo and Juliet
2017 Vol. 2, №3
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M.L. Andreev
Corneille’s Heroic Comedies
2017 Vol. 2, №3
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T.N. Krasavchenko
“And time future contained in time past”: British Modernist Poetry from T.S. Eliot to Ted Hughes
2017 Vol. 2, №3
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MEDIEVAL THEATER AS MEDIUM: A SURVEY IN MEDIA ARCHAEOLOGY
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AUCTORITAS: AUTEUR ET AUTORITÉ CHEZ DIDEROT ( À PROPOS DE QUELQUES ÉPIGRAPHES )
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THE SPECIFICITY OF THE FICTIONAL SPACE IN THE NOVELS BY CRÉBILLON-FILS
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“UNHAPPY YOUNG MAN.” A HERO-SUFFERER IN ITALIAN ROMANTIC PROSE
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