LITERATURE OF PEOPLES AND NATIONS OF THE WORLD
Epithets in Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel Never Let Me Go: status and perspectives
Volume 8, Issue №2, 2022
The paper focuses on the analysis of the status of the epithet in the contemporary literary text of K. Ishiguro. The pertinence of the study stems from the fact ...
Genre as an ontologically unstable literary and artistic form
Volume 7, Issue №4, 2021
The article is devoted to the problem of the genre. The article examines the text of a modern French novel, which has undergone radical changes in recent decades. The ...
Peculiarlexical features of the American legal thriller (based on John Grisham’s novels)
Volume 7, Issue №2, 2021
The article aims at the linguistic research of the peculiar lexical features of the modern American "legal thriller" literature. The linguistic material for research was sampled from the novels ...
Women in the 19th century Scottish emigration poetry of the USA
Volume 7, Issue №2, 2021
The article analyzes the poetic texts of 19th century Scottish immigrant poets in the United States, in which women were the protagonists. The Scottish poetic emigration discourse is presented ...
The Radiation of Sufism in Whitman’s Poetry
Volume 7, Issue №1, 2021
Considering Walt Whitman as a mystic and a Sufi is an amazing subject. The passion, depth and richness of the Leaves of Grass themes are more praiseworthy than any ...
Robert Burns in the creative works of Scottish poets-emigrants of the USA of the XIX century
Volume 6, Issue №4, 2020
The article analyzes the image of Robert Burns in Scottish émigré poetry in the United States in the 19th century in the context of the perception of iconic literary ...
Old English-Latin Language Contacts (a case of Ælfric’s Grammar)
Volume 6, Issue №3, 2020
This study is devoted to Old English-Latin language contacts that took place at the turn of the 10th and 11th c. and were reflected in several written records of ...
Intertextual dialogue in the Iranian-language folklore of Central Asia: sources of formation and specific features of the characters in fairy tales
Volume 6, Issue №3, 2020
The article is focused on the analysis of the characters and their functions in the fairy-tale Iranian-language folklore of Central Asia within the framework of the concept of intertextuality. ...
Folklore and book culture in the Germany of new age (the case of collection of medical charms, the 16th-20th centuries)
Volume 6, Issue №2, 2020
The paper analyzes collections of charms, dubbed as Zauberbücher and central to early printed book culture in Germany. Among the most popular editions of this kind, one should pay ...
Social and cultural basis of language peculiarities in early novel and discourse practice in the second half of the 16th century
Volume 6, Issue №2, 2020
The article verifies the existence of a specific sociocultural situation in German literature of the second half of the 16th century from the standpoint of modern linguistic genre studies. ...
Metaphors of the subsphere “Nature” in the novel “Fahrenheit 451” by R. Bradbury
Volume 6, Issue №2, 2020
The development of the theory of cognitive metaphor makes the study of metaphoric modelling in different types of discourse, including the discourse of fiction, a relevant and perspective subject. ...
S.T. Coleridge as an intermediary between Great Britain and Germany: a theory of symbol
Volume 6, Issue №2, 2020
The article discusses the role of S.T. Coleridge as an intermediary between German and British cultures, whose role was not limited to passive transfer of ideas from one cultural ...
SCIENCE FICTION AND FUTURE HUMAN: CYBORG, TRANSHUMAN AND POSTHUMAN
Volume 3, Issue №1, 2017
Since science and technology are intertwined with literature, a great number of writers have created different depictions under the label of Science Fiction which mostly shows various aspects of ...
GODS AND BELIEVERS IN “MRS. DALLOWAY” (A COGNITIVE STUDY OF V. WOOLF’S RELIGIOUS CONCEPTS)
Volume 3, Issue №1, 2017
The article deals with topical issues of religious worldview and its interaction with national culture and individual artistic worldviews as crystallized in the language of literature. It presents a vigorous ...
“This is a man’s world”: gender issues of leadership in literature
Volume 5, Issue №4, 2019
The potential of language in depicting objective reality is unquestionable today. Some authors refer to language as “the currency of knowing”. Much information about the world and people is ...
The “OLD-SCHOOL PROFESSIONALISM” concept as described in “The Vogue Factor” by K. Clements
Volume 5, Issue №1, 2019
The article is focused on the components of professionalism as a system of knowledge and values which is inherent to a specific professional community. The linguistic material was obtained ...
Uncovering true Islam in Umm Zakiyyah’s trilogy If I Should Speak
Volume 4, Issue №4, 2018
Religion themed literature has always been a norm in the literary traditions across the globe. However, it is observed that in the context of representing Islam and Muslims, ...
A decentred reading of Zadie Smith’s Swing Time: Voices of cross-cultural belonging
Volume 4, Issue №4, 2018
This article explores the dynamics of differentiation through the perspective of a reconceptualised representation of race, identity and cultural belonging that Swing Time brings into scrutiny. Relying on ...
Codicological study of the medieval manuscript “Régime de santé” by Guido Parato
Volume 4, Issue №4, 2018
The article presents the results of the work on a manuscript written in the French language of the XV century. The work has been conducted by one of ...
EFFECTS OF DEATH IN THE POETRY OF RUMI AND WHITMAN
Volume 4, Issue №1, 2018
This paper is a minor part of my PhD dissertation “Elements of Sufism in the Poetry of Rumi and Whitman: A Comparative Study” in which the attempt has been ...
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