| Reeducating Narcissus in “An Ordinary Story” by I. A. Goncharov |
György Zoltán Józsa
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Pages 5-21 |
| Semantic Sfumato: Transformation of an Ancient Source in “Julian the Apostateˮ by D. S. Merezhkovsky |
Vadim V. Polonsky
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Pages 22-26 |
| The Poem by O. Mandelstam “Because I Could Not Hold Your Hands...ˮ: Comments on Dark Places |
Vasily Moskvin
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Pages 27-47 |
| Baron Ungern in the Literature of the 1920s: The Two-Sided Optics of the Civil War |
Leonid V. Dubakov
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Pages 48-53 |
| On the Question of the Literary Background of “Boris Godunovˮ by A. S. Pushkin (the Tragedy by M. M. Kheraskov “Borislavˮ) |
Anastassiya V. Semenova
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Pages 54-59 |
| A Confessional Monologue in “The Brothers Karamazov” by F. M. Dostoevsky and “Imaginary Values” by N. V. Narokov |
Oksana S. Kudlay
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Pages 60-64 |
| Chinese Subtext in Yu. Buida’s Story “China” |
Gen Li
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Pages 65-70 |
| This Strong Sibilant: on the Morphological Potential of the Phoneme s in Swedish |
Elena M. Chekalina
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Pages 71-77 |
| Internet Memetics as an Emotiogenic Environment of the Network Communication |
Rodmonga K. Potapova
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Vsevolod V. Potapov
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Pages 78-91 |
| On Some Features of the Perfect and Pluperfect Constructions in Pskov Dialects (On the Material of One Opochka Dialect of the Pskov Region) |
Maria V. Ermolova
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Pages 92-105 |
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Reviews
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| Panov M. V. The poetic language of the Silver Age. Symbolism. Futurism. Course of lectures. Transcription, text preparation, preface and notes by L. B. Parubchenko. St. Petersburg, Nestor-History Publ., 2019. 424 p., ill. [in Russ.] |
Larisa L. Shestakova
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Pages 106-115 |
