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JOURNEY THROUGH THE ORTHODOX CALENDAR WITH IVAN SHMELEV. Easter
With the arrival of spring, the Christian world begins to prepare for the next big holiday - the Bright Day of Christ - Easter. This holiday is preceded by Maslenitsa, and then-Great Lent. Maslenitsa is gone... The house is cleaned of paper flowers and gil …
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Pskov dialect of the beginning of the XIV century
In this article we will discuss the peculiarities of the Pskov dialect of the early XIV century, which were reflected in Church Slavonic liturgical books rewritten in Pskov. We used four parchment codices for analysis: Prologue, September-February, 1st (Sh …
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V. M. ALPATOV. History of linguistic studies
The curriculum of philological faculties of universities and pedagogical institutes contains a course on general linguistics, or, as it is also called, the history of linguistic teachings, designed to highlight the main stages of the formation and developm …
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Once again about the miner
In the middle of the 19th century, the word miner was not yet used in Russian. According to Spassky's Mining Dictionary, the following names were used to refer to people who work in the mine: berggauer, bergayer, gorosechets, miner, mining worker, miner (M …
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Folk-poetic motifs in the poem" Winter Morning " by A. S. Pushkin
Pushkin's image is simple and at the same time inexhaustible. Its simplicity is immediately noticed, its inexhaustibility often goes unnoticed. This often happens when the Pushkin word is based on folklore ideas - but not in the form of a quote, but in a t …
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About the etymology of the Russian detinets - "fortress"
In the Old Russian language, there was the word D'tinc "inner fortress, Kremlin", which is still quite well known as historicism. Semantically, it is in a correlative (correlative) pair with the noun ostrog "external fortress in contrast to detinets": "hav …
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Be healthy! You live great!
Hello! (Hello there!) Great! Do you live well? I wish you good health! Good health! Be healthy (Be healthy.)!.. Such etiquette formulas, which we have to hear and pronounce countless times, are so familiar that in speech communication we only choose the wo …
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Russian speech on the Internet
The English-language Internet has "cut into" Russian literature on a large scale with a whole army of technical terms. Given that the Russian language already has an infinite number of borrowings, it would be possible to assume that these Anglicisms, which …
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Author and hero in the story "Childhood Themes"
In the autobiographical story "The Childhood of the Theme" N. G. Garin-Mikhailovsky narrates from the third person, as if distancing himself from his hero and showing him from the outside. "It would be a mistake to see Kartashev as the alter ego of the wri …
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"To speak and think in the tone of heroes..."
Chekhov's later works ("Thieves"," Hopalong"," Darling"," Rothschild's Violin"," In the Ravine"," Student", etc.) showed the possibilities of a new type of narrative, which took a leading position in the literature of the XX century. The writer explained i …
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