2013/3(13)

Contents

Cultural Theory

Shapinskaya E.

Flier A.

Cultural History

Troshin A.

Applied Cultural Research

Urmina I.

Humanities

Kornienko N.

Gacheva A.

Kreymer-Dementyeva L.

Small Encyclopaedia of Culturology

Okorokov A.

Pro memoria

Shemanov A.

Okorokov A.

Current Events

Svyatoslavski A.

Baksheev E.

  
UDC 82.091
Kornienko N.
The Names of Moscow and St. Petersburg in the Russian literature
of 1910-30-s (Part 2)
    
Abstract. The publication presents a study of the images of Moscow and Petersburg as they represented by Russian literature of the 1910-30-s with particular attention to the role of onomastic and toponimic processes.

Key-words: Russian literature of the 1910-30-s, name of the place, “soul” of the place, Moscow, Petersburg, onomastics, toponimics 


Kornienko Natalia Vasilievna, 
Dr. of Science (Philology), Professor,
Associate Member of the Russian Academy of Science, 
Head of the New Russian Literature Dept. 
in the A.M. Gorky Institute of World Literature (Moscow),
e-mail: info@imli.ru

  

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  Russian Research
  Institute for Cultural
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  Russian Research
  Institute for Cultural
  and Natural
  Heritage

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