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ID1636716598
Author(s)Tkačenko, O. P.
Title

Labirynty barokovoї poeziї: žanr i symvol = Labyrinth of the baroque poetry: genre and symbol

PublishedVisnyk // Kyїvs'kyj Nacional'nyj Universytet Imeni Tarasa Ševčenka, Kyїv : Vyd. Centr Kyїvs'kyj Univ, 2000, 9, 30-33
SoundexL5176; B1740; P1800; S8650; L5176; B1740; P1270; G4670; S8615
Mediumarticle
URLphilology-journal.com (homepage)
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SourceOLC Slavistik
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Жанрові особливості української барокової проповіді = The Genre Features of Ukrainian Baroque Sermon / БОМКО, Лілія
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Ukraïna jak symvol svobody u poeziï Tarasa Ševčenka i Juliuša Slovac'koho = Ukraine as a symbol of freedom in poetry of Taras Shevchenko and Juliusz Slowacki / Kaspers'kyj, E.
Paraklausiquron - žanr serenady v drevnegrečeskoj poėzii = Paraklausiquron - a Genre of Serenade in Ancient Greek Poetry / Poplavskaja, L. B.
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"I počulysja tychi slova, mov syčannja hadjuky...": symvol zmiï u poeziï Ivana Franka i Vasylja Ščurata = "And silent words were heard, as snake's whispering...": the symbol of snake in the poetry by Ivan Franko and Vasyl' Shchurat / Il'nyc'kyj, Mykola