| AUTHOR(S) |
TITLE |
PAGES |
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Literary theory
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| Natalia A. Drovaleva |
Visualization of the Character's Appearance in Fiction |
10 - 21 |
| Giorgia Rimondi |
On the Role of Musical Ekphrasis in A.F. Losev’s Novel Tchaikovsky Trio |
22 - 41 |
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World Literature
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| Elena N. Moshonkina |
Dante Alighieri’s Vita Nova: between Biography and Autobiography |
42 - 65 |
| Ludmilla V. Evdokimova |
Dictier potical: Sources, Sense, and the Meaning of its Allegories |
66 - 93 |
| Natalia E. Mikeladze |
Parables of Heaven, Acts and Epistles of the Apostles in Measure for Measure |
94 - 117 |
| Anna V. Popova |
Opposition of the Natural and the Artificial in the Fictional World of Georges Sand: Doll, Puppet, Automaton |
118 - 135 |
| Margarita E. Balakireva |
Community of Creators or Community of Readers: The Middle Way of French Surrealism |
136 - 147 |
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Russian Literature
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| Andrey V. Karavashkin |
Ivan the Terrible and Andrey Kurbsky: a Сonflict of Interpretations |
148 - 161 |
| Alexander V. Gulin |
The “Rebellion” in Bogucharovo in Leo Tolstoy’s War And Peace: Sources, Philosophy, Poetics |
162 - 177 |
| Maria S. Akimova |
“Decrepit Century-Old Parks”: The Image of the Park in the Russian Poetry
of the 19th Century and the Beginning of the 20th Century
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178 - 193 |
| Maxim V. Skorokhodov |
The “Low House” and the “House with a Mezzanine” — Two Models of the
“Russian World” in Sergei Esenin’s Work |
194 - 211 |
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Literature of the Peoples of Russia and Neighboring Countries
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| Natalya V. Yakovenko |
Allusions to the Gospel Stories in Christ Landed in Harodnia by V. Korotkevich and Master and Margarita by M. Bulgakov |
212 - 227 |
| Evgeniya A. Litvin, Semen S. Makarov |
Socialist Realism of the Newly Written Literatures (The Case of Sofron Danilov's Novel While the Heart Is Beating) |
228 - 247 |
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Folklore Sudies
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| Dmitry I. Antonov |
The Folklore of Icon-Painters and Art Historians: Legends about the Elder in the Iconography of the Nativity of Christ |
248 - 271 |
| Sergey V. Alpatov |
The Mouse and The Icon: on the Ethnographic Roots of Dostoevsky’s Poetics
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272 - 287 |
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Textology. Materials
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| Sergey S. Minchik |
Griboedovistic Material in the Unknown Letters of A.P. Zavadovsky to P.A. Viazemsky |
288 - 307 |
| Evgenia V. Vorobyeva |
The Adventures of Pushkin in Scandinavia: A Survey of Pushkin's Translations into Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish |
308 - 325 |
| Tatiana V. Govenko |
On the International Relations of A.N. Veselovsky and Perception of His Work Abroad in the 19th Century |
326 - 353 |
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Reviews
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| Lydia I. Sazonova. |
The Chronicle of the Heavenly Signs: 17th Century Illustrated Handwritten Codex from the Collection of the Library of the Russian Academy of Sciences: in 2 vols.
Vol. 1. Facsimile Reproductionof the Collection. Vol. 2. Texts, Research, Comments.Ed. by G.V. Markelov and A.V. Sirenov. St. Petersburg, Publishing House of the Pushkinsky Dom, 2018. 588 p. + 528 p.: il.
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354 - 369 |
| Kirill A. Chekalov. |
The Je Sais Tout Magazine and the Features of Belle Epoque Mass Reading (A New Book by Daniel Couégnas) |
370 - 379 |
