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Origins and Traditions of Using Myth Poetics in Uzbek Literature
The myth contributed to the birth of literature and was the source and beginning of literature. It is difficult to overestimate the importance of mythology in the development of various types of arts, in the very development of artistic and figurative ...
Dilfuza R. Pardaeva
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The article continues the theme of peculiarities of linguistic personality in the light of ethno-cultural interaction in the polylinguistic Pridnestrovian region.
Natalya V. Krivoshapova
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In this article, from the linguistic and ethnoculturological points of view are analyzed Ukrainian texts of epigraphs in «The Fair at Sorochyntsi» by N.V.
Aleksandr V. Savchenko, Anna G. Bodrova
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Reflection of national mythology in Chuvash poetry
The interaction of myth and literature is an urgent literary problem. Mythological themes, plots, motifs, and images are used and reinterpreted in Chuvash literature throughout its history.
Vera V. Nikiforova
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The growing interest in concepts in cognitive linguistics highlights the relevance of studying the concepts of beauty in different cultures. The purpose of the article is to study the semantic features of the expression of this concept in the Erzya and ...
Ekaterina D. Karpunina +1 more
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Poles in Latvian Republic as a Positive Example of Mutual Acquisition of Cultures
The purpose of the article is to present a historical and cultural review of the fourth largest national minority living in the territory of modern Latvia, namely the Polish ethnic group.
Olga V. Raina
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This article is devoted to the linguistic-cultural analysis of the background word "Brot" in comparison with its Russian conceptual equivalent хлеб in order to identify common and nationally specific differences due to the presence of cultural components
Yuriy A. Vorobyev
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Islam in Japan in a Contemporary Paradigm
The article examines the development of Islam in Japan from Noda Masataro – the first Japanese to convert to Islam in 1891 in the Ottoman Empire, to the present day. Particular attention is paid to the coverage of Japan’s Islamic policy in 1930–1945, and
Aleksandra-Megumi Ogi
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