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ID1836945132
Author(s)Savel'ev, V. S.
Title

Umenie slušat' kak neobchodimaja čerta jazykovoj ličnosti v vosprijatii avtora Povesti vremennych let = Listening Skills as a Language Speaking Persona's Necessary Trait as Perceived by the Author of 'The Tale of the Bygone Days'

PublishedVestnik Moskovskogo Universiteta : naučnyj žurnal, Moskva, 2009, 2, 124-134
SoundexU0660; S8582; N6142; C8720; J0840; L5868; V0817; A0270; P1820; V7666; L5826; S8455; L5644; S8146; P1786; N6887; T2720; P1782; A0270; B1460
Mediumarticle
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SourceOLC Slavistik
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Avtorskie principy organizacii prjamoj reči personažej "Povesti vremennych let" = The Author's Signs Signalling Arrangement of Characters Direct Speech in Tale of Bygone Days / Savel'ev, V. S.
Molitva V "povesti Vremennych Let" (Stat'ja 2) = Prayer In 'the Tale Of Bygone Years' (Article 2) / Savel'ev, V. S.
Molitva V "povesti Vremennych Let" (Stat'ja 1) = Prayer In 'the Tale Of Bygone Years' (Article 1) / Savel'ev, V. S.
Слово самъ в высказываниях героев «Повести временных лет» = The Word Самъ in the Statements of the Heroes of The Tale Of Bygone Years / Савельев, В.С.
Rečevoe povedenie knjazej "Povesti vremennych let" v schodnych situacijach = Princes in 'The Tale of Bygone Years" and Their Speech Conduct in Similar Situations / Savel'ev, V. S.
Funkcii obraščenij v prjamoj reči geroev "Povesti vremennych let" (stat'ja 2) = The Fuctions of Direct Address in "The Tale of Bygone Years" (Article 2) / Savel'ev, V. S.
Dejktičeskie slova v prjamoj reči personažej "Povesti vremennych let" = Deictic Words in the Characters' Direct Speech in 'Tale of Bygone Years' (the Russian Primary Chronicle) / Savel'ev, V. S.