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PAGES |
Literary Theory
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Sergey N. Zenkin.
The Mask of the Muse. Visuality and Narrative in Richard Le Gallienne’s The Worshiper of the Image
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10 - 39 |
Diana A. Molchanova.
On the Nature of Polytextual Complexes in Literature |
40 - 55 |
World Literature
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Elena A. Glukhovskaya.
Oscar Wilde’s Fairy-tale The Selfish Giant in Ellis’s Works: from Dramaturgy to Poetry |
56 - 71 |
Konstantin V. Dushenko.
“A Quarter of an Hour before his Death, He Was Still Alive”: The Literary Character Image of La Palice and the Phenomenon of Nizy Style |
72 - 95 |
Olga B. Bobrova.
Nikos Kazantzakis’ and Kostas Ouranis’ Travel Writings within the Context of Modern Greek Travelogues |
96 - 115 |
Tamara V. Kudryavtseva.
Early Works of A.M. Gorky: Translations, Publications, Interpretations |
116 - 133 |
Russian Literature
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Olga A. Tufanova.
The Tale of Khan Tokhtamysh’ Invasion of Moscow: Paradoxes of Regret |
134 - 147 |
Tatyana A. Kasatkina.
Paintings That Did Not Become Icons: Pictorial Art in Dostoevsky’s Novels The Insulted and The Injured and The Adolescent |
148 - 165 |
Irina Z. Surat.
On Osip Mandelstam’s Poem “Impressionism” |
166 - 183 |
Aida G. Razumovskaya.
Distinctive National Traits as Highlighted in the Dark Avenues by Ivan A. Bunin |
184 - 203 |
Anna V. Protopopova, Ivan A. Protopopov.
Between Otto Weininger and Vassily Rozanov: Constructing the Feminine and the Masculine in Dmitry Merezhkovsky’s Works |
204 - 221 |
Evgeny R. Ponomarev.
Motherland in the Philosophical Constructions of I.A. Ilyin: Literary Projections |
222 - 243 |
Literature of the Peoples of Russia and Neighboring Countries
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Viktor I. Humeniuk.
“Volodymyr Vynnychenko’s Play The Law: The Principle of the Genre and Stylistic Complexity |
244 - 257 |
Folklore Studies
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Tatyana A. Agapkina.
The Will in the East Slavic Folklore
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258 - 281 |
Anastasiya R. Sadokova.
Japanese Traditions of Oral Storytelling in the Middle Ages |
282 - 303 |
Textology. Materials
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Natalia V. Kornienko, Ruslan E. Klementiev.
Literary Center of Constructivists on Its Way to the RAPP (From the History of Literary Life at the Turn of the 1920s — 1930s)
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304 - 321 |
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Natalya N. Primochkina.
Maxim Gorky and the Publishing House of I.P. Ladyzhnikov (Based on Archival Materials)
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322 - 345 |
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Alla M. Gracheva.
Alexey Remizov and Boris Savinkov: A History of Relationship in Letters and Memoirs
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346 - 379 |
Anna V. Khroustaleva.
G. Lelevich in Saratov. From the Chronicle of the Saratov Literary Life of 1926–1928 |
380 - 393 |
Andrey V. Ganin.
The Image of the White Army Agent General Nosovich in the Novella Bread by Alexey N. Tolstoy |
394 - 407 |
Olga A. Simonova.
A Civil War Heroine Liudmila Mokievskaya-Zubok: Historical Documents and Fictional Character |
408 - 425 |
