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Issues of Modern Russian Language
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| The Image of a Man and a Woman in the Mirror of Russian Comparisons: About Adverbs with the Prefix Po- and Their Culturally Significant Meanings |
Nadezhda M. Devyatova
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Pages 7-18 |
| “How to Do Things with Words” in Russian Charms |
Ekaterina N. Kulikovskaya
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Pages 19-34 |
| Grammatical Description of Religious Vocabulary in a Modern Explanatory Dictionary |
Alexey E. Tsumarev
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Larisa L. Shestakova
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Pages 35-49 |
| Coronaviral Discourse as a Source of Increased Military Methaphorization |
Olga N. Charykova
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Nataliya Fedotova
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Pages 50-60 |
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From the History of the Russian Language
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| On the Origin of the Russian Kuter’ma |
Irina A. Gorbushina
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Pages 61-70 |
| Capital or Lowercase Letters? The History of Orthography Practices in the 17 th and 18th Centuries |
Aleksandr G. Kravetsky
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Pages 71-81 |
| “Utro Vechera Mudrenee?” (Is the Morning Wiser Than the Evening?) |
Alexey A. Kretov
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Pages 82-89 |
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The Language of Fiction
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| Foreign Language Vocabulary in the A. P. Chekhov’s Letters |
Yuliya G. Zakharova
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Pages 90-105 |
| Comparative Structures and Narration Composition in Modern Russian Prose |
Natalia Nikolina
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Zoya Yu. Petrova
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Pages 106-118 |
