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Contents of Issue ¹ 02/2011
Gurevich, P. S. - Poetry as a Language Shelter for Feelings
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pp. 3-4
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Abstract: Based on the author, language is not only a number of signs but a reflection is human feelings and even life
style and a way to perceive the world. Giving poetic images to words, poetry shows us a deep nature of the language.
Keywords:
philology, poetry, language, word, image, feeing, symbol.
Abstract:
Grishina, E. A. - Closed Eyes: Gestures, Punctuation, Accentuation
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pp. 39-56
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Abstract: The article analyzes the meaning of a ‘closed eyes’ gesture in the Russian spoken language. The author distinguishes
the closed eyes as a fully independent gesture, semi-notional gesture accompanying negation and assertion
as well as a ‘service’ gesture (blinking) which can be also interpreted as punctuation, accentual diacritical mark and
a change of focus of attention.
Keywords:
philology, eyes, blinking, gestures, assertion, negation, pausation, accentuation, attention, look.
Spirova, E. M. - Hegel about the Role of a Symbol in Poetry and Music
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pp. 30-38
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Abstract: The article is devoted to the study of Hegel’s views on a role of a symbol in poetry and music. The article casts
light on such aspects of Hegel’s conception of symbol as: relation between a sign and a symbol, unconscious symbolic
as the first stage of art and duality of a symbol.
Keywords:
philology, philosophy, symbol, sign, symbolic, pre-art, art, unconscious symbolic, duality of a symbol, spiritual need.
Fatenkov, A. N. - Meaning and Borders of Realism
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pp. 57-62
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Abstract: The article deals with the meaning of a ‘meaning’, pointlessness of absurdness and realism as a priority strategy
in understanding of being. This strategy is viewed in comparison with constructivism and the theory of reflection.
Keywords:
philology, philosophy, ontology, gnoseology, meaning, conceptualization, absurdness, realism, constructivism, human.
Gurevich, P. S. - Tortures of a Dialogue (about M. M. Bakhtin’s Creative Work)
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pp. 63-71
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Abstract: The author analyzes American critical works dedicated to M. M. Bakhtin’s publications. The author notes that
American literature gives a high appraisal of the Russian philosopher’s ideas. At the same time the author underlines
inadequacy and narrowness of some conclusions made by American literature experts.
Keywords:
philology, literature, history, philosophy, dialogue, assumption, polyphony, text, characters, heuristics.
Olshansky, D. A. - Choking Look. About Ksenia Mitrophanova’s Play ‘Maids’ (on the 100th Anniversary of Lii
Papen)
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pp. 88-91
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Abstract: The ‘Maids’ story has many layers: legal, patographic, dramatic. The criminal story about Papen’s sisters became
the material not only for a number of journalistic investigation and social debates Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de
Beauvoir, Paul Eluard participated in, but also provided the basis for the most popular Jean Genet’s play and Jacques
Lacan’s book about paranoia (1933). Psychic, social, sexual roots of the crime, murderer as an esthetic event and spectacular
pleasure, paranoia leading to the collapse of the subjectivity and delirium as an attempt to cure, - the ‘Maids’
story is made up of numerous discourses and points of views the director just ought to take into account. Nothing to say
about the fact that the ‘Maids’ have been staged so many times (even by Peter Bengtson in his opera) that it is almost
impossible to show this story in a new light.
Keywords:
philology, dramaturgy, play, Lacan, sexuality, projection, specularity, identification, female, male, deceit of expectations.
Abstract:
Chindin, I. V. - From Logos to a Myth or Metamorphoses of Mystic Poetics into Mythopoetics
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pp. 5-23
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Abstract: The article is devoted to peculiarities of Alexander Blok’s poetical mysticism. The author of the article describes
the stages of changes in the central Image of his poetics and analyzes specifics of Alexander Blok’s attitude
to artwork.
Keywords:
philology, myth, logos, Blok, Soloviev, mysticism, Andreev, chronotopus, philological, symbolism.
Kondakov, V. I. - Rusalansky Vocabulary: Evenings on a Farm near Yurievka
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pp. 72-87
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Abstract: Based on the studies of the history of Russian culture during the 19th — 20th centuries the author describes twists
and turns in a struggle ‘for’ and ‘against’ Pushkin including apologies of Pushkin by Ap. Grigoriev (‘Our Everything’)
and Dostoevsky (talking about Pushkin), Mayakovski (‘Anniversary’) and Tsvetaeva (‘My Pushkin’) as well as odious
examples of overturn of Pushkin as a ‘faked authority’. Significant place is given to the problem of modern — modernistic
and post-modernistic- interpretation of Pushkin’s creative work and image (Pushkin as a text of Russian culture
of the 20th century). The author of the article raises quite a number of problems, - related both to theory and history
and caused by the depreciation of the value of cultural phenomena due to the Russian revolution and a break of Russian
culture into ‘pre-revolutionary’ and ‘after revolutionary’, ‘immigrants’ ad soviet, official and oppositional. Among
these problems there are ‘death of the author’, absence of a hero’, the ‘idea of disturbed truth’, cultural falsifications of
the 20th century, playing with history, ‘double translation’… This is where I. Kondakov sees the roots of formation of the
Russian post-modernism.
Keywords:
philology, modernism, post-modernism, “death of the author”, culture, revolution, apology, hard times, history, messianism.
Abstract:
Antonova, E. M. - AD LIBITUM: Philosophy and Poetry
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pp. 24-29
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Abstract: The article analyzes a relation between poetry and philosophy, their intersecting points and inter-relation on
the basis of similarities in their history and ontology.
Keywords:
philology, poetry, philosophy, culture, metaphysics, Iosif Brodsky, art, phenomenology, history, literature.
Barkova, E. V. - Environmental Culture of the 21st Century in a Mirror of M. Ciurlionis’ Insights
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pp. 92-96
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Abstract: The article considers the essence and origin of environmental culture as a new branch of philosophy. Special
attention is given to the views and outlook of a Lithuanian artist and composer M. K. Ciurlionis. It is underlined that
environmental culture is based on the main goal of all human activities and communications, - preservation of human
life on Earth, expansion of culture and cosmisation of activity and noosphere.
Keywords:
philology, culture, philosophy, environmental culture, picture of the world, human, being.
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