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| No 5 (2025) |
‘Never write anything that humiliates your homeland…’ A. Kuprin’s interviews in the 1920s’ foreign press |
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N. G. Melnikov |
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| No 4 (2024) |
Sandro-syndrome. Context-based allegory in F. Iskander’s tour-de-force novel |
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I. V. Mikhaylov |
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| No 3 (2024) |
Evocations of Nekrasov’s trench prose in Elena Rzhevskaya’s novellas |
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S. V. Perevalova |
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| No 3 (2024) |
When archetypes are called up. Motifs of Kazakh folklore in the war drama Batyrs of the Steppe [Batyry stepey] |
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A. K. Ishanova, A. A. Pronin, A. V. Svyatoslavsky |
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| No 3 (2024) |
Wartime living of Salomėja Nėris. Lithuanian writers in Penza in 1941 |
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D. V. Yakupova |
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| No 2 (2024) |
The overlooked traits of the ‘new drama’. The literary fate of S. Naydyonov |
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M. V. Mikhailova, I. K. Sushilina |
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| No 5 (2022) |
A day that spanned years… David Samoylov’s sketch ‘A Day with Zabolotsky’ [‘Den s Zabolotskim’]: Semantic counterpoints |
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N. A. Reznichenko |
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| No 5 (2022) |
‘For lack of a better word…’ M. Isakovsky’s two letters on A. Prasolov’s poetry |
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P. S. Glushakov |
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| No 1 (2021) |
Ars memoriae — ars oblivionis in the poetry of the ‘first wave’ Russian emigrants |
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J. Brzykcy |
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