Russian Speech. 2024. No. 5
| Elena V. Marinova, Zelenin A. V. Discourse Complex i da ‘and yes’ as a Dialogue Actualizer in Modern Russian Speech |
7 - 19 |
| Shmelev A. D A “Naïve” Perception of Punctuation Marks |
20 - 33 |
| Aleksandr G. Kravetsky, Svetlana M. Kusmaul', Ekaterina A. Mishina, Alexandra A. Pletneva Textual Studies of the Era of Big Data and Neural Networks |
34 - 47 |
| Lev A. Trakhtenberg N. M. Karamzin’s Notes to D. I. Fonvisin’s Letter — a Reply in the Debate about Language |
48 - 60 |
| Igor’ A. Vinogradov Фамильные «паспорта» комедии Н. В. Гоголя «Женитьба» |
61 - 71 |
| Anastasia V. Kruglova, Olga S. Smirnova Localization and Pauses Duration in Russian Iambic Tetrameter in the Poetry of A. S. Pushkin |
72 - 83 |
| Olga A. Meshcheryakova, Ul’yana I. Turko The Polysemy of the Lexeme “bread” and its Functioning in the Russian Folk Riddle |
84 - 95 |
| Natalia A. Nikolina, Zoya Yu. Petrova, Natalia A. Fateeva Scientific Terms as a Part of Comparative Tropes of Modern Russian Prose |
96 - 107 |
| Olga A. Selemeneva “I Desire to Live and Live... Thousands of Other Lives”: Multimythologism in I. A. Bunin’s Onomastic Code |
108 - 118 |
| Oleg I. Fedotov o_fedotov@list.ru “Hunting to Die Looking at the Epoch...” (On the “Shakespeare Sonnet” by A. Voznesensky) |
119 - 127 |
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