Publications with tag: Russian literature

Prometheus Archetype as the Typological Basis of A. Bogdanov and Ayn Rand’s Characters

Anastasiya V. Grigorovskaya
The dynamics of the conceptual space of beauty in the works of Russian writers of the mid-19th century — early 21st century as a reflection of social and historical changes

Irina E. Beliakova
The category of space and time in the 1870s lyrics of V. S. Solovyov

Ekaterina A. Cherkasova
The Image of the City in the Prose of S. N. Durylin

Natalia A. Nepomnyaschikh
The image of Moscow in Narine Abgaryan’s The Newcomer

Natalia A. Gridneva
Poetics of A. P. Chekhov Works of the 1890s-1900s: The Spatial Function of Music and the Olfactory Component

Kristina S. Shelemekha, Sergey A. Komarov
«Tobolskie gubernskie vedomosti» as a part of the siberian text in the russian literature

Ekaterina V. Kosteckaya
Topos of the “Garden” as a Spatial Dominant in Anton Chekhov’s Works in the 1890s—1900s

Sergey A. Komarov, Kristina S. Shelemekha
Formation of the Ideological Foundations of the Moscow Princes’ Power (The End of the 14th — the Beginning of the 15th Centuries)

Maksim N. Shevchenko
The existential ambivalence of the young Lermontov: Byron or the other?

Lev O. Mysovskikh
Existential fear as a category of creative experiment in the novella “The Kreutzer Sonata” by L. N. Tolstoy

Kristina M. Tsayzer, Elena G. Novikova