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Lower Tanana Dene Dictionary Paperback

Kari J., Bergelson M.

Fairbanks: Alaska Native Language Center, 2024.

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The Goths in Taurica: New Onomastic Evidence
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Vinogradov A., Korobov M.

Indogermanischen Forschungen. 2025. Vol. 130. No. 1. P. 7-28.

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Digital Literary Studies at the New Russian Computational Platform SOCIOLIT
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Linguistic Landscape of Orenburg Oblast

Kuznetsov Egor.

Linguistics. WP BRP. НИУ ВШЭ, 2023. No. 113.

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Translation Studies Expert Speaks at School of Philology

On September 26 and 27, the HSE School of Philology hosted Professor Brian Baer of Kent University (Ohio, USA) for a lecture entitled ‘The Translator’s Biography in Soviet and Post-Soviet Russia: Art, Politics, Identity’, followed by a workshop on ‘Teaching Translation Studies’. Following his lecture and workshop, Professor Baer spoke with the HSE News Service about his career as a translator, the role of the translator in society and his recommendations for international readers looking for exposure to Russian literature.

The Conference 'Challenging the Borders of Fantasy' in Wroclaw

The Conference 'Challenging the Borders of Fantasy' in Wroclaw
Scholars from School of Philology discussed the poetics of fantasy

Professor Explores Links between Literature, Landscape and the Natural World

On May 15, Dr James Canton of the University of Essex will deliver a lecture at HSE on ‘Wild Writing’, a form of literature that emerged in the mid-twentieth century as a novel way of understanding the urban landscape and nature. The author of numerous publications focused primarily on British travel writing in Arabia, Dr Canton’s lecture will focus on a discussion of local Essex landscapes.