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CONSTRUCTIVE FUNCTION OF LOVE NARRATIVE IN NATALIA REZNIKOVA’S SHORT STORIES
RSUH/RGGU Bulletin. "Literary Theory. Linguistics. Cultural Studies" Series, 2020Natalia Reznikova, a writer of Russian emigration in China, combined in her stories the tradition of love short stories with a moral view of the earlier forms of passion expression.
A. Arustamova, A. Markov
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The Characteristics of Postmodernism in Kazakh Prose
Forum for Linguistic StudiesThis scholarly article examines the emergence and development of postmodernism within Kazakh literature. One of the pressing issues in contemporary literary studies is examining how national literature aligns with major global literary movements such as ...
Ashirov Zhanibek +7 more
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The theme of death in prose by Margaret Atwood
LiteraThe subject of the research is the death in prose by the famous modern Canadian writer Margaret Atwood (b. 1939). The object of the research are the novels and short stories of the author (novels "The Blind Assassin", "Cat's Eye", "Lady Oracle" etc ...
R. R. Naydenova
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Слово і Час
The paper analyzes the genre innovations and specific literary devices in V. Domontovych’s historical and biographical prose from the second half of the 1940s.
V. Vasylenko
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The paper analyzes the genre innovations and specific literary devices in V. Domontovych’s historical and biographical prose from the second half of the 1940s.
V. Vasylenko
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Good, Evil, and man: transformation of mystical motifs in Yu. Mamleev’s prose
NeophilologyINTRODUCTION. The research is devoted to the art of a writer Yuri Mamleev. The purpose of the research is to reveal the role of system forming antinomy Good-Evil in the novelist’s stories.
V. A. Chaurova
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Discourse
Introduction . This article explores the linguistic representation of emotional despair in Sylvia Plath’s literary works. Its objective is to identify and systematize the linguistic and narrative strategies employed to convey this state in Plath’s ...
M. Kuzmina, N. Nikolayeva
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Introduction . This article explores the linguistic representation of emotional despair in Sylvia Plath’s literary works. Its objective is to identify and systematize the linguistic and narrative strategies employed to convey this state in Plath’s ...
M. Kuzmina, N. Nikolayeva
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Mythological Story in the System of Mythological Prose: Approaches to defining the genre
Philology & HumanThis article analyzes various approaches to the typology of mythological prose and the place of bylichki (mythological stories) within this system. A comprehensive characterization of mythological narrative is proposed, taking into account its content ...
Victoria Chervaneva Chervaneva
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PAPUAN VOICES IN PROSE: CONFLICT, RACISM, AND THE STRUGGLE FOR RECOGNITION
Journal of Literary Prose and SocietyThis article examines how contemporary Papuan prose articulates experiences of conflict, racism, and the struggle for recognition within the Indonesian context.
Irma Nuraeni Salsabila
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ACTIVE-PRODUCTIVE READING IN GRADE 7: EPIC PROSE OF I. A. ODEGOV AND G. K. BELGER
BulletinThe article explores the methodological and didactic potential of introducing modern Kazakhstani Russian-language epic prose into the Russian literature curriculum of grade 7 schools. It focuses on the works of Ilya A. Odegov and Gerold K.
D.A. Bildebayeva +2 more
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Romanica Cracoviensia
This article reports a stylometric study of contemporary French prose from the second half of the 20th century by authors from Europe and Francophone Africa. We test whether classical stylometry, long effective in authorship attribution, can also capture
Adam Pawłowski +2 more
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This article reports a stylometric study of contemporary French prose from the second half of the 20th century by authors from Europe and Francophone Africa. We test whether classical stylometry, long effective in authorship attribution, can also capture
Adam Pawłowski +2 more
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