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A. S. Pushkin’s Address “To a Kalmyk Maiden”: Aspects of Genre Originality
The main feature of the genre of the poetic form in question is an appeal to the addresses. The article defines the typology of addresses, including addresses to a recipient who is by default unable to response - as in A.S. Pushkin’s Address “To a Kalmyk
B. Kichikova
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The images of nature in the poems of the two national geniuses are considered within the opposition of the horizontal/vertical, which is laden with philosophical and metaphorical semantics.
Shumakova M.
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Middle Ordovician bryozoa from the Podlasie-Brest Depression (Belarussian part): suborders Ceramoporina, Esthonioporina, Amplexoporina, Halloporina [PDF]
Bryozoa (23 species) from many boreholes in the Belarussian part of the Podlasie-Brest Depression and some adjacent areas of the East European Platform are described.
Pushkin, V.
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The article contains historical and literary commentary on the line “You don`t prattle in French…” from A. Pushkin’s Address “To a Kalmyk Maiden” (May 15-22, 1829).
B. Kichikova
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"Response to question, ""What does Pushkin mean to you?""
Kristin Peterson and Arlene Forman
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"Classic Russian writers, known and unknown to the American populace; value of Pushkin as a writer.
Kristin Peterson and Arlene Forman
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This thesis explores the factors affecting the production of Russian and Soviet song inspired by the lyrics of Pushkin. In so doing, it emphasises three influences which have been alluded to in previous scholarship, but little explored: the songs of ...
Galbraith, Helen
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Tolstoy and А.S. Pushkin: Comparative history of private book collections
This paper considers the origin, formation, and destiny of the book collection in Yasnaya Polyana. Its history begins from the time of Nikolai Semenovich Volkonskii (1753–1821).
A.N. Polosina
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Pushkin’s influence on Pushkin (Silvio and Salieri. Geniuses and villains)
This article attempts to categorise the markers stating the similarity of the characters by Alexander Pushkin – Silvio and Salieri. Similar examples from the texts are compared situationally, chronologically and structurally. The story “Shot” and the little tragedy “Mozart and Salieri” were written by Pushkin during the famous period of the “Boldin ...
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