Bulletin of history, literature, art. Almanac, No. 4, 2007
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In the fourth volume of the Almanac "Bulletin of History, Literature, Arts, new materials are published on a wide range of issues: archaeological finds in the Scythian mound in Ukraine and during excavations in Derbent, discussing hypotheses - from the disclosure of the concept of" Russian holiness", the formation of Russian literature of the XVII in . and the features of the Renaissance Palace architecture in France to the problems of the continued in the culture of the 20th century, the dialogue of cultures - from the Blacks of Mine as the Russian encyclopedia of Byzantine life, from the Japanese replicas of Russian art of the XVIII century. and reflection of Russian-French ties in the epistolary of the XVIII-XIX centuries. Before the influence of the art of Florence on the work of Alexander Ivanov, the features of the productions of the "Cherry Garden" in France and the plays of Eduardo de Filippo in Russia, the problems of society and the authorities - from the search for the historical foundations of the Homeric epic and the comparison of the teachings of Confucius with the real principles of government in ancient China before European politics. Alexander I, the creation of the "visual text" of the Russian Empire and the interstate etiquette of awarding by higher orders, cultural figures of P. Vovazemsky, F. Volkov, A. Alyabyev, M. Antokolsky, materials of archival and museum meetings - from Syrian mosaics and Peruvian watercolors to the art of the artist S.I. Junker-Kramskoy and newsreels of the Poincare visit to Russia, finally, the anniversary of D.S. Likhachev, the publication "Literary inheritance" and a review of the state of the modern Russian theater.
For specialists, experts and lovers of domestic and world history and culture
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Cover:Hard
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- Category:History & Geography
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Series: Bulletin of History, Literature, Arts (Almanac)
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