| AUTHOR(S) |
TITLE |
PAGES |
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Literary theory
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| Maria V. Yatsenko |
Philological Translation: Problems and Perspectives (On the Translation of the Old English Paraphrases of Exodus and Daniel into Russian) |
10-27 |
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World Literature
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| Alexander B. Kudelin |
Belletristic Elements in The Life of The Prophet by Ibn Isḥāq — Ibn Hishām |
28-69 |
| Tatiana L. Aleksandrova |
“Ekphrasis of St. Sophia” by Paul the Silentiary and the Earlier Poetic Tradition |
70-85 |
| Elena V. Haltrin-Khalturina |
The Allegorical House of Temperance: on the Semantics of Space in Spenser’s Faerie Queene |
86-117 |
| Georgy A. Veligorsky |
“A Riverside Estate” and the Dichotomy of the “Beautiful” and the “Picturesque”: Russian / English Context |
118-137 |
| Katherine A. New |
Roman Comedy on the Russian Stage: Alexander N. Ostrovsky’s There Was Not a Penny, But Suddenly Altyn and Plautus’ Aulularia |
138-159 |
| Ksenia R. Andreichuk |
Trickster in Modernist Swedish Literature (Based on Pär Lagerkvist’s Novel The Dwarf) |
160-175 |
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Russian Literature
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| Vladimir M. Kirillin |
Names of Vladimir the Great in Liturgical Texts and the Perception of his Sainthood in the 14th and 17th Centuries |
176-200 |
| Mikhail Yu. Ljustrov |
The “Old Soldier’s” Panegyrics to the Young Monarch in Russian and Swedish Literatures of the 18th Century |
201-213 |
| Vitaly J. Darensky |
The Plot of Spiritual “Initiation” in Eugene Onegin |
214-235 |
| Igor’ A. Vinogradov |
Gogol’s Contacts in the Circle of Кarl Marx: The Story of One Acquaintance |
236-249 |
| Claudia Pieralli |
Poetry of the Gulag: Problems and Prospects for Future Research. Part II |
250-273 |
| Ruslan P. Saduov |
North American Practices of Comics Production and Contemporary Russian Comics Industry |
274-285 |
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Literature of the Peoples of Russia and Neighboring Countries
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| Vera G. Panteleeva |
Udmurt Poetry of the late 20th and early 21st century: Transformation of Genres, Styles, and Images |
286-309 |
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Folklore Sudies
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| Tatyana A. Agapkina |
Verbal Formulas in the Magical Ritual: Aspects of Interaction |
310-329 |
| Svetlana P. Sorokina |
Representation of Christmas Rituals in Leonid Solomatkin’s Paintings as a Folkloristic and Ethnographic Source |
330-347 |
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Textology. Materials
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| Konstantin V. Matrosov, Anton V. Chorny |
My Dreams by Georg Heym as a Literary Source |
348-369 |
| Tatyana V. Marchenko |
“His Works Will Live”: Alexander Solzhenitsyn in the Swedish Press of the 1960s |
370-385 |
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Reviews
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| Sergey M. Fomin |
The Question of the Personality in Comparative Studies. A Review of France and Russia: From the Medieval Impersonality to Modern Individualism by K. Yu. Kashlyavik (ed.) |
386-402 |
