The article examines the problem of Russian national character in the story by I.S. Turgenev's “Lear the Steppe King” in the light of Shakespearean images as cultural constants. It is noted that in Russia the formation of Shakespeareanism as a cultural phenomenon occurred in the Pushkin era, after which each subsequent era of Russian literature […]
Grigoryeva E.M. Modern tendencies in learner’s lexicography (as exemplified in English spelling dictionaries)
The article is devoted to the study of tendencies observed in learner’s lexicography based on an analysis of the current situation in the field of compiling English spelling dictionaries. The material research includes several dictionaries: Oxford School Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar Dictionary EBook, Illustrated English Spelling Dictionary by C. Young and some others. The work […]
Gubanov S.A. Short form of attributive words in M. Tsvetaeva’s creativity: semantics, grammar
The article is devoted to the study of semantics and grammar specifics of short forms of attributive words in Marina Tsvetaeva’s texts. The work establishes that the concept of quality, attribute, is one of the specific features for the poet’s texts, which is expressed in its varied verbalization both in poetic texts as well as […]
Kalacheva T.A. Reflection of Scottish national identity in explanatory and encyclopaedic dictionaries (with reference to the “Collins Encyclopaedia of Scotland”)
The article deals with the role of Scottish language dictionaries in the process of preserving the national language and national culture of Scotland in the context of worldwide globalization and digitalization. The object of the study is the encyclopedic reference books of Scottish language and culture. The methodology of the research is based, primarily, on […]
Tsivileva V.E. Judeo-Christian relations in the Late Antique Clermont in the reflection of foreign historiography
The article analyzes Judeo-Christian relations in the late Antique Clermont and their reflection in foreign historiography. The life of the late Antique Clermont, including the interaction of Jews and Christians, is relatively well documented, which is why historians are particularly interested in this topic. Historians pay special attention to the most memorable event in the […]
Suvorova N.V. Folk names of the Christian holiday of the Nativity of the Pre-Holy Virgin in Russian and Polish (linguistic and cultural aspect)
This article discusses the Russian and Polish folk names of the Christian holiday of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. In order to reveal the linguistic and cultural specificity of these formations, the structural and semantic features of commonly used and geographically limited names of this memorable date are analyzed. Based on the component […]
Raevskii L.O. The urban space of Albi in the XIII—XV centuries
The article is devoted to the study of the urban space of the late medieval Albi in topographic, architectural, political, economic and symbolic dimensions. An attempt is made to consider urban space from the standpoint of historical psychology. To date, this approach, which involves the study of psychological phenomena in relation to the city and […]
Potapov S.A. Evolution of F. Roosevelt's and W. Churchill's views on war strategy (December 1943 — April 1945): in search of mutual compromises
The article analyzes the evolution of the strategic views of the US President F. Roosevelt and the British Prime Minister W. Churchill in December 1943 — April 1945, i. e. from the consequences of the Tehran Conference of the “Big Three” up to the death of the American President and the end of the war […]
Baldin K.Ye. Creation and activity of factory hospitals in Ivanovo-Voznesensk in the second half of the XIX — early XX century
The article is the first attempt to consider the activities of small medical institutions that were established in the second half of the 19th century at almost all large and medium-sized factories and plants of such an important industrial center as Ivanovo-Voznesensk. The article is based on the materials of the state archives of Ivanovo […]
Seleznev F.A. Petroc Maly: controversial issues of biography
The architect Petrok Maly left a bright mark in the history of Russian culture of the XVI century. However, the scant information about Petrok Maly is interpreted ambiguously by historians. There are disputes about the time of his arrival in Russia, the Italian name, the buildings he built. To determine the time of arrival of […]
Ilyin Yu.A. Ivanovo-Voznesensk Gendarmerie Department: Technology of Political Investigation on the Eve of the February Revolution (based on the materials of the Democratic Press of Ivanovo-Voznesensk)
Based on the materials of the archive of Ivanovo-Voznesensk and Vladimir divisions of the tsarist secret police, published on the pages of the democratic press of the period of the February Revolution, the essence of the technology of political investigation in the provincial factory center is revealed: methods of recruiting secret agents, the supervision of […]
Shulga E.N. Consciousness in historical-philosophical and cognitive discourse
The philosophers of ancient Greece did not know the word “consciousness”. However, they talked a lot about man and knowledge. Moreover, the process of cognition was directly associated with the ability to contemplate the order of things, giving this ability a special meaning, commensurate with the intellectual virtue and wisdom of the philosopher. Aristotle encourages […]
Kozhevnikov N.N., Danilova V.S. Ontological pre-structures of conscious languages
The structures of the unconscious, preconscious, consciousness can be emotional, symbolic, mental, verbal, etc. The evolution of this process went from animals, to the apes and further to man, the individual, the personality. The structures of consciousness are visual, have stability, hierarchy, a special code, a set of supporting rhythms, and the ability to self-organize. […]
Shukurov D.L. Russian religious philosophy of language and linguistic oriented discourse of J. Lacan
Linguoculturological, philosophical, theological and psychoanalytical issues related to the history of Russian religious philosophy of language are updated. The problem of naming (nomination), known in biblical exegesis, and the religious and philosophical doctrine of name-glorification (imyaslavie), developed by Russian thinkers (P.A. Florensky, A.F. Losev, S.N. Bulgakov) within the framework of the specific philosophy of name, […]