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  • 1111. The ideological-thematic features of uygur poet-writers’ creativity (XX c. 30-40-years)

    Analysis of the creative heritage of uyghur poets and writers of the 30s-40s of the 20th century, their place among the literature of the Turkic-speaking peoples. Uigur literature of Central Asia and China, value of the works of these region writers.

    ñòàòüÿ (19,4 K)
  • 1112. The image of a fallen woman in the plays "Narodnyi Malakhii" by Mykola Kulish and "Anna Christie" by Eugene O’Neill

    Research of typologically similar traits of tragic images of fallen heroines in the plays of Mykola Kulish and Eugene O’Neill, as well as of the specific artistic techniques and devices caused by peculiarities of creative thinking of the playwrights.

    ñòàòüÿ (20,8 K)
  • 1113. The image of Germany in a writer’s diary by Fyodor Dostoevsky

    Geopolitical and military-political significance of Germany in the Balkan crisis of 1876 and the Russian-Turkish war of 1877-1878. Dostoevsky's philosophical thoughts about the German people in the novel "The Brothers Karamazov" and the writer's diary.

    ñòàòüÿ (24,2 K)
  • 1114. The image of the Iraqis in Kevin Powers’ novel "The Yellow Birds"

    Consideration and analysis of novel by Kevin Powers - "The Yellow Birds", depiction of most horrific events in the history of Iraq war. The image of the Iraqis people in warfare times. Author's review of arabic own point of view on the cause of the war.

    ðåôåðàò (19,2 K)
  • 1115. The impact of old-type western literature on ottoman literature after 1839

    In the article, the literary contributions of both thefirst-wavefigures ofTanzimat literature, including Ibrahim Shinasi, Namik Kemal, Pasha, Ahmed Midhat, and Ahmed Vefik Pasha, as well as the second-wave literary figures, such as Reshat Nuri Guntekin.

    ñòàòüÿ (22,9 K)
  • 1116. The individually-author's style of comedy "Woe from wit" by Alexander Sergeyevich Griboyedov

    Characteristic of the individual-author's style of the comedy by A. Griboedov, created at the junction of different directions, combining the features of classicism and realism. The richness of the spoken Russian language of the comedy by A. Griboedov.

    ñòàòüÿ (15,0 K)
  • 1117. The influence of I. Nasimi’s religious-educational and ethical-didactic views on the formation of personality in students

    The formation of socio-political, scientific and philosophical ideas and the formation of national literature in the country. Introduction of international tolerance, multiculturalism and religious freedom. Dissemination of I. Nasimi's creativity.

    ñòàòüÿ (74,0 K)
  • 1118. The influence of personal motive on the development of the plot concept in the prose of Joseph Conrad

    Analysis of a significant body of literary criticism devoted to aspects of J. Conrad's work. Assessment of the influence of personal motive on the development of the plot concept in the prose of a famous British writer of Polish origin, born in Ukraine.

    ñòàòüÿ (26,4 K)
  • 1119. The King and Commoner tradition within English medieval and early modern literature

    A study of the tradition of dressing up the King as a commoner as a theme in English ballads from the Middle Ages to the modern era. Dissolution of monasteries and state control over the creation of texts after the introduction of the printing press.

    ñòàòüÿ (51,7 K)
  • 1120. The language image of the florolexeme "arrowwood" in Vasyl Holoborodko’s poetry

    Analysis of the representation of the image of viburnum in the poetic work of V. Goloborodko. Formation of the image of viburnum in folklore, mythological beliefs about it. The author's nostalgic attitude, his desire to reveal his own worldview.

    ñòàòüÿ (44,2 K)
  • 1121. The life and the career of Bernard Show

    Studying the life and the career of the famous English writer Bernard Show. Description of his public and social activities, work as critic of the art, religious convictions and scientific views. Analyzing his well-known novels, short stories and plays.

    ðåôåðàò (38,1 K)
  • 1122. The linguistic framework of poetic interpretation (a case study: the poem "Children" by Yuri Levitansky)

    Philological analysis of one of the central poems of the book "Kinematograf" by Y. Levitansky. The study of the linguistic organization of the text and idiostyle with a view to solving the artistic "supertask" that the author sets before himself.

    ñòàòüÿ (51,0 K)
  • 1123. The literary heritage of Mahammadali bey Majuro Mughani

    A study of the life and work of the Azerbaijani poet of the 19th century Muhammadali Bek Majrukh Mughani. Literary environment of the period when the poet lived. Analysis of the "Divan" manuscript, which contains the rich literary heritage of the poet.

    ñòàòüÿ (20,7 K)
  • 1124. The Little Prince. Antoine De Saint-Exupery

    Brief Biography of Antoine de Saint-Exupery. The reflection in her true essence of beauty, the meaning of life. The salvation of mankind from the impending inevitable catastrophe as one of the themes in the works of the writer. The tale by Saint-Exupery.

    àíàëèç êíèãè (24,4 K)
  • 1125. The most famous ENGLISH writers

    The biographies of the most famous English writers. Robert Burns - the Bard of Scotland. Charles Dickens - one of the best English writers. William Somerset Maugham (writer, dramatist). William Shakespeare (the greatest playwright who has ever lived).

    ðåôåðàò (15,0 K)
  • 1126. The motif of duality in Anne Sexton’s poetry

    The peculiarities of the duality motif in the poetry of Anne Sexton. The analysis of ways of its realization in the images of the "double" as well as the mirror and reflection images. The duality as one of the dominant in American women’s poetry.

    ñòàòüÿ (16,4 K)
  • 1127. The motifs of epidemic and pandemic in the literary and medical discourse of the prose of the United States

    To examine the narrative representation of epidemics in literature of the United States, using the methods of narratological analysis and receptive aesthetics. The aspects of epidemic representation in fiction have been studied using literary criticism.

    ñòàòüÿ (24,8 K)
  • 1128. The narratives of Rashid Bey Efendiyev and Eynali Bey Sultanov within the framework of didactic realist prose

    Analysis of the prose examples in Rashid Bey Efendiyev’s creativity as educational realist short stories and investigation of their poetic characteristics. Examination of the genre-specific features of Sultanov’s educational realist short stories.

    ñòàòüÿ (41,8 K)
  • 1129. The notion of the ideal king in Mary Stewart’s pentalogy

    The peculiarity of the creation of the "Arthurian pentalogy" is Mary Stewart, who wrote many novels in the subgenre of romantic suspense and won the love of readers. The embodiment of the main thoughts, desires and mood of the people in the legend.

    ñòàòüÿ (24,6 K)
  • 1130. The peculiarities of English fairy tales

    Differences between structure in folktales and fairy tales. The animal as the bearer of the projection of the human psyche in folktales. Animalistic personages in Kipling’s "The Jungle Book", where the author does not give his characters human logic.

    êóðñîâàÿ ðàáîòà (35,1 K)
  • 1131. The Picture Of Dorian Gray

    The story of the writing of the famous novel by Oscar Wilde - "the picture of Dorian gray". Description of characters and images in the work. Symbolism, imagery, and allegory in the text. The basic setup of theme, genre, tone and style of writing.

    ëåêöèÿ (17,6 K)
  • 1132. The poetic motif of motion in Yurgis Baltrushaitis’ artistic world in the context of Russian symbolist poetry

    To determine the artistic images representing the poetic motive of the movement in the artistic world of Y. Baltrushaitis, to consider their evolution in the poet's works, to outline similarities and differences in their use in his early poems and works.

    ñòàòüÿ (29,8 K)
  • 1133. The poetic world of M. Biriya

    The article examines the life, activity and creativity of the South Azerbaijani poet M. Biriya. It is noted that Biriya's poetic work played an important role in the formation and enrichment of the entire Azerbaijani literature, its southern branch.

    ñòàòüÿ (21,0 K)
  • 1134. The pragmatic strategy of praise in the texts of the collection of Dutch evangelical psalms

    Identification of ways to implement the speech macro strategy of praise to God for text material of the collection of Dutch evangelical psalms published in 1806. Communicative of praise manifests. Communicative task of glorifying the greatness of God.

    ñòàòüÿ (32,4 K)
  • 1135. The premiere of A.P. Chekhov’s Tatyana Repina at Judson Poets’ Theater

    Acquaintance with the history of staging a one-act drama by A.P. Chekhov's "Tatiana Repina" at the Theater of Poets at the Judson Memorial Church in New York. Analysis of the author's interview with the participant of the play, actress Essie Borden.

    ñòàòüÿ (25,7 K)
  • 1136. The problem of nursery rhymes origin and their genre peculiarities

    The definition of "nursery rhymes home" as a special genre of authentic old English nursery rhyme. The history of the origins of this literary movement. Studies of foreign scientists the main types of nursery rhymes, their themes and principles.

    ñòàòüÿ (15,4 K)
  • 1137. The pseudonymous code of G. Chkhartishvili

    Systematization of the pseudonyms of the writer G. Chkhartishvili, the reasons for the plurality and the role in creating the writer's image. The intensity of pseudonymous speech creation as a sign of the author's intellectual and personal intrigue.

    ñòàòüÿ (23,8 K)
  • 1138. The Pygmalion myth in Ovid's "Metamorphoses" and William Schwenk Gilbert's "Pygmalion and Galatea"

    Examines the ambivalent nature of Pygmalion myth in Ovid's Metamorphoses and William Schwenk Gilbert's Pygmalion and Galatea. Argues that myth serves as both reality and an illusion for the protagonists, blurring the lines between mythological worldview.

    ñòàòüÿ (29,8 K)
  • 1139. The reflection of the existential downfall of "the lost generation" in the novel "The sun also rises" by Ernest Hemingway

    The novel "The Sun Also Rises" by E. Hemingway, portrays the life of the "lost generation". E. Hemingway’s depiction of the life of the young American and British people, who being disillusioned with their society’s values lead a bohemian style of life.

    ñòàòüÿ (21,1 K)
  • 1140. The roads round Pisa by Karen Blixen — a play with a plot and a form

    Specific structural features of tales written by K. Blixen, now considered to be the main Danish writer of the 20th century. Her first book, Seven Gothic Tales, was published in English in 1934. The narration in Blixen’s writings contains intense action.

    ñòàòüÿ (24,2 K)

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