Liberal Arts in Russia. 2022. Vol. 11. No. 6

Intelligentsia in national history: on the 100th anniversary of the “philosophical steamship”: Part III: Intelligentsia - apophatic perspective: what not to do

Ilyin V. V., Biryukova E. A., Sapegina O. P., Shaura E. C., Shafigullina T. V.

403-419 Get the full text (Russian)

Homonymy in the context of general semantic stratification of vocabulary

Ibragimova V. L.

420-427 Get the full text (Russian)

Comparative analysis of the concept “health”/“健康” in the Russian and Chinese languages

Wang Xuejiao, Fatkullina F. G.

428-434 Get the full text (Russian)

Linguistic characteristics and significance of the Kyakhta language

Gong Lei, Dolgopolova M. V., Kasymova O. P.

435-443 Get the full text (Russian)

Dominant images in Russian and Bulgarian emotive phraseology

Kiseleva L. A., Yamaletdinova A. M.

444-452 Get the full text (Russian)

Defragmentation of paremiological space in the linguistic picture of the world

Salikhova E. A., Mursalimova Yu. R., Kushnareva A. V.

453-461 Get the full text (Russian)

Functioning of linguistic, literary, philological terms as part of juridical linguistic meta-language (on example of the term “comparison”)

Ziyangirova E. L.

462-468 Get the full text (Russian)

Motive of the theater action in I. Vazov’s novel “Under the Yoke” and in “The House of the Dead” by F. M. Dostoevsky: comparative analysis

469-477 Get the full text (Russian)

Narrative strategy of manifestation in J. Barnes’ “Elizabeth Finch”

478-490 Get the full text (Russian)

Shadow incomes of the “underground rich” in the BASSR during the period of Khrushchev’s reforms

Khaziev R. A., Khazieva M. A.

491-497 Get the full text (Russian)