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Philology. Journalism
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On the issue of professional development of philology students
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Changes in the UK leading media's portrayal of China during the Covid-19 pandemic and the special military operation
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Interactions of subjects in media sphere
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Types of narrators in A. Slapovsky’s cycle Foggy Alleys
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Epistolary genre in the work of G. Galbatsov: Author and addressee
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The image of princess Sophia in historical novels of 1870–1880
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“Ekphrasis of the Constellations” in J. Metham’s romance Amoryus and Cleopes (15th century)
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Animal symbolism and its role in creating comic effect in the satires of medieval Germany
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Byron and Pushkin by V. M. Zhirmunsky
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Aesthetics of French classicism: Between norm and freedom
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Contest “Gorod bez oshibok” (“Error free city”): About the speech culture of a big city
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Speech influence on the addressee in medical advertising (on the example of an advertisement of a vaccine against COVID-19)
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Refusal in English communication: Tactics of privacy protection
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The inner speech of a character as a way of penetrating the “imaginary” into the “real” (based on the material of the story by M. L. Kashnitz The Straw)
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Лингвосоциокультурные аспекты перевода поэтических текстов прошедших эпох (на примере переводов романа А.С. Пушкина «Евгений Онегин» на немецкий язык)
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22nd International scientific conference “Onomastics of the Volga region”
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The culture of journalists’ speech in the period of mediatization of communication
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The folklore and mythological basis of the women’s quest in the Russian-language fantasy novel: To the statement of the problem
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The infl uence of Russian satire on Dungan satirical prose in Central Asia
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Tragic dialectics of the lives of children from Tiverzin’s yard in the novel Doctor Zhivago by B. L. Pasternak
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