Ornithological Metaphor as a Means of Creating a Visible Image in the Poetic Battles of the Early 19<i>th</i> Century

The Dog Who Tells Lies in Nikolai Gogol’s Comedy “Marriage”

Structural-Semantic Analysis of Verbs and Nouns Representing Bird Vocalizations in M. Prishvin’s Artistic and Diary Heritage

“The Charter of Military, Cannon and Other Matters Relating to Military Science” of 1777–1781 as a Source on the History of Russian Lexicon of the 17<sup>th</sup> Century

One More Time on the Origin of Russian <i>Supir</i>, <i>Superik</i> ‘Ring’

Family “passports” of N. V. Gogol's comedy “Marriage”

Ornithological Metaphor as a Means of Creating a Visible Image in the Poetic Battles of the Early 19<i>th</i> Century

The Dog Who Tells Lies in Nikolai Gogol’s Comedy “Marriage”

Structural-Semantic Analysis of Verbs and Nouns Representing Bird Vocalizations in M. Prishvin’s Artistic and Diary Heritage

“The Charter of Military, Cannon and Other Matters Relating to Military Science” of 1777–1781 as a Source on the History of Russian Lexicon of the 17<sup>th</sup> Century

One More Time on the Origin of Russian <i>Supir</i>, <i>Superik</i> ‘Ring’

Family “passports” of N. V. Gogol's comedy “Marriage”