2014/3(17)

Contents

Languages of Culture

Nenarokova M.

Kulagina O.

Cultural Heritage of Russia

Dudochkin B.

Cultural History

Zaitseva A.

Moskovskaya D.

Svyatoslavsky A.

Humanities

Lekus E.

Ryabikov V.

Chernosvitov P.

Museology and Protection
of Cultural Heritage

Akimova M.

Zagorulko A.

Reviews

Seseyolkin A.

Ivinsky A.

Current Events

Baryshev I.

Gusev S.

Shapinskaya E.

  
UDC 808.1
Ivinsky A.
Culture and Bestiary

Abstract. In the review collection of essays «The rhetoric of bestiary» (Moscow, 2014) is described. It consists of works in Russian and European medieval and modern literature, linguistics, art studies and cultural science.

Key words: bestiary, literary history, cultural science, linguistics, art studies, rhetoric.

Ivinsky Alexander Dmitrievich,
Ph.D., researcher,
Faculty of Philology, Lomonosov Moscow State University (Moscow),
e-mail: ivinsky2008@mail.ru

  

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  Research Institute
  for Cultural and
  Natural Heritage
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  Research Institute
  for Cultural and
  Natural Heritage
  named after 
  D.Likhachev

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date: 03.09.2014

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