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The image of a bird in the prose of I. S. Turgenev
The bird is one of the most common poetic images and symbols in literature and folklore. This is a creature of the natural world, which is given something that has always been inaccessible to man - the ability to fly. The image of a bird has always been as …
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Eesti Online · 703 days ago 0 255
Star Runes by Ivan Bunin
There is one peculiarity in Bunin's work: perhaps none of the Russian authors, except him, do not meet so often descriptions of stars and constellations, unless Tyutchev, perhaps, is comparable to him in his partiality for the firmament, "shining with the …
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Metaphorical language of V. S. Makanin's works
B. S. Makanin is one of the most interesting and original contemporary Russian writers. A deep, universal understanding of everything that happens in life is the nerve of his prose. Like contemporary authors L. Petrushevskaya, T. Tolstoy, V. Tokareva, V. M …
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Russia in a Metaphorical mirror. V.
V. The metaphorical model of "Life is theater" is widely used in various spheres of communication. Another hero of W. Shakespeare exclaimed: "The whole world is a theater. / In it, women, men are all actors. / They have their own exits, exits, / And each p …
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Proverbs and Parables in N. V. Gogol's" Dead Souls"
From the very beginning, "Dead Souls" was conceived by Gogol not only as a literary, but also the most important public cause, and the cause is all-Russian, nationwide. "I started writing Dead Souls ( ... )," Gogol told Pushkin on October 7, 1835. "I want …
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Anisovka and Erofeich. (About one etymological myth)
Timofeev. Do you drink vodka? John. Oh, woe is me!.. Aniseed. Timofeev. I don't have any aniseed. M. Bulgakov. Ivan Vasilyevich Recently, erofeich has appeared in a number of words that have already seemingly fallen out of use and survived their "second bi …
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M. KUZMIN'S LANGUAGE PARADOXES
M. Kuzmin is one of the few poets of the early XX century whose lack of connection with the literary canon does not lead, like his colleagues, to loud rebellion (See: Markov V. F. On freedom in poetry: articles, essays, miscellaneous. St. Petersburg, 1994, …
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What little finger could not be decorated with a ring?
In the modern Russian literary language, the word littlefinger is used in the usual sense of "the fifth, smallest finger on the hand, on the foot" (Ozhegov S. I. Dictionary of the Russian language): "He grew long white nails and when writing rested on the …
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Antique images in the works of N. V. Gogol
The use of images of Greek and Roman mythology is one of the features of the literature of Russian classicism of the XVIII and first quarter of the XIX centuries. An understanding of ancient symbolism was mandatory for an educated person of the society of …
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YU. L. VOROTNIKOV. Degrees of quality in modern Russian
The end of the last century was marked by an all-conquering interest in linguophilosophical problems in linguistics. Undoubtedly, the most relevant and at the same time the most promising today can be recognized as the description of language in the totali …
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