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Wiedza o kulturze kluczem do rozumienia i interpretacji tekstu literackiego we współczesnej praktyce dydaktycznej
2015
The article discusses a function of Russian culture studies, which is in my opinion, the necessary condition for proper understanding and interpreting literary texts. As we „think about ourselves in the categories of our own culture” (A. Guriewicz), it is crucial for a student to have knowldege on cultural context, in which Russian literature has been growing and functioning over the centuries. Cultural competences should come from the knowledge of culture producing of Ortodox Church, history of Russia and her social and political life. The presented factors determined the development of definite cultural categories (torment and sacrifice, fate, space, East and West, law and others), which …
Tra grammatica e politica: l’uso delle preposizioni v е na davanti al termine Ucraina
2019
This paper analyzes the use of the preposition in that in Ukrainian and Russian can assume the form v or na. In the 20th century the use of both prepositions has assumed political meanings which has diversified the semantics of the expressions na Ukraine and v Ukraine (in Ukraine) and correlates. We aim to show the evolution of meaning of these prepositions, to explain the use of them in Ukrainian and Russian publicist and diplomatic texts, to demonstrate how scholars and publicists motivate the use of v and na and to highlight correlate problems.
Materiały sejmikowe w spuściźnie po Ludwiku Gruno, księciu Hessen-Homburg w archiwum Muzeum Artylerii, Wojsk Inżynieryjnych i Łączności w Sankt Peter…
2018
The article discusses source materials for history o f Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth Dietines, found in archival legacy o f Ludwig Gruno, Prince o f Hesse-Homburg. The documents are part o f field chancellery o f the prince, currently preserved in the Military-Historical Museum of Engineer and Signal Corps in St. Petersburg among over a thousand of letters, documents and files illustrating his achievements as commander o f Russian armies in the Caucasus and Poland in 1732-1736. The documents pertain mostly to tsarist army exacting war tribute in form o f food and feed in South- Eastern voivodeships from autumn 1734 to 1736. It was a significant burden to noblemen in Ukrainę, Podolia, Volhy…
Latvijas Vēstures Institūta Žurnāls, 2022, Speciālizlaidums (116)
2022
Speciālizlaidums sagatavots Valsts pētījumu programmas projekta “Indivīda, sabiedrības un valsts mijiedarbība kopējā Latvijas vēstures procesā: vērtību konflikti un kopīgu vērtību veidošanās vēsturiskos lūzumu punktos / Interaction between the individual, the society and the state in process of the history of Latvia: Conflicting values and formation of shared values during historical turning points” (Nr. VPP-IZM-2018/1-0018) ietvaros (vad. G. Zemītis)
Women-translators in Russia
2011
The paper considers the history of women’s involvement in translation in Russia. The emphasis is laid on social issues of women translators’ work. The main problems discussed are as follows: How have women contributed to social and literary processes? To what extent were translational activities of women different and/or separate from those of men? Women participated in all major social processes in Russian and Soviet history. From the eighteenth century onwards to the present day, they have been involved in translational work and other types of social-systemic transfer (primarily from the West). Women played their role of translators in the same spheres where men did.
Akadēmiskā Dzīve, 47.krājums
2011
The battle of Konotop as recorded in Cossack chronicles
2016
The battle of Konotop on June 28, 1659 has gained particular resonance as a historical event in the independent Ukraine since the historical narrative has begun to be re-examined and ‘reconstructed’ in a new political climate. This has been possible since the theme of historical confrontation between Ukraine and Russia became free for discussion after many centuries of ta- boo. Interest in the subject has grown and progress in historiography may be acknowledged thanks to several new works published in recent years: these have provided a well-grounded picture of the event, while also raising a number of questions that still need to be investigated for a correct inter- pretation1. The chronic…
The Roots of Chaadaev’s Philosophical Thought
2016
Pierwsza eurocentryczna koncepcja filozofii historii została stworzona przez Piotra Czaadajewa. Według tego chrześcijańskiego myśliciela jej ideał najlepiej odzwierciedlała średniowieczna Europa. Czaadajew czytał Kanta, Hegla i Schellinga, ale to francuscy filozofowie katoliccy: de Maistre, de Bonald, Ballanche, Chateaubriand i Lamennais, wywarli na niego największy wpływ. Specyficzny rodzaj konserwatywnego okcydentalizmu Czaadajewa charakteryzowało oskarżenie społeczeństwa rosyjskiego o brak tradycji, które mogłyby identyfikować Rosję z historią Europy. Według Czaadajewa kulturę rosyjską charakteryzuje brak ciągłości; nowe pomysły pojawiają się niespodziewanie, są pozbawione podstaw i brak…
Kieli kasvattajana äidinkielen opetuksessa Venäjällä
2013
Badania teolingwistyczne heortonimów chrześcijańskich (na przykładzie języka rosyjskiego i polskiego)
2021
Around the beginning of the twenty-first century, the study of eortonyms (names of religious holidays) became one of the actively developing areas not only of liturgics, but also of theolinguistics and onomastics. This allowed us to fill a niche in onomastic terminology. In addition, a new direction – comparative eortology began to be developed in Slavic theolinguistics. Theses on comparative Russian-Czech, Slovak-Russian and Russian-Bulgarian eortonyms have been defended date. To a far lesser extent, this problem is developed on the basis of the Russian and Polish languages. A special stratum of the religious vocabulary, which ought to pay close attention to is Christian (primarily Orthodo…