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PHILOLOGY

Nekrasova G. A. Adaptive Features of the Russian Noun Pluralia Tantum in the Komi-Permian Language

Mosina N. M. Verbs of Thinking Activity in Erzya and Finnish Languages: Semantic Aspect

Patroeva N. V., Pashkova T. V. Discursive Words in the Karelian Language: Towards the Formulation of the Question

Sheyanova S. V. Proper Names in the Poetry of Marina Slugina

HISTORICAL STUDIES

Chebakovskaуa A. V. The Protection of Childrenʼs Health in Karelia in the Early 1920s

Lezina E. P. Temnikovskaya Zaseka: Border Service and Frontier Line in the Defense System the “Ukraine” of the Russian State in the 16th – First Third of the 18th Century

Kornishina G. А. Fire in the Ritual Culture of the Mordovinias: Origins, Traditions, Scope

CULTURAL STUDIES

Vykhrystyuk M. S., Onina S. V., Kovyazina I. V. The Image of a Man in Khanty Fairy Tales: Psycholinguistic Aspect

Nurieva I. M. The Theory of Rhythm in the Works by E. V. Gippius and Modern Approaches to the Problem (Оn the Example of Udmurt Traditional Music)

EVENTS, PEOPLE, BOOKS

Maksimov V. N. “A Person Has the Right to Study Only Their Native Language, Which They Master Perfectly and Feel All Its Nuances” (G. I. Lavrentiev). On the Occasion of the Professor’s Anniversary

Idiatullov A. K. A New Book on the Ethnoconfessional Situation in the Republic of Mordovia

Sadikov R. R. Kaleidoscope of Folk Music of Bashkortostan

Lomshina E. N., Pussinen O. V., Dyatlova T. A. Representation of Mordovian Folk Art in International Exhibition Activities

Gudkova S. P. “The Poet Did not Glorify the Temnikovsky Region – The Land of Princes, Murz, Farmers and Warriors”

Popov A. A., Linkova N. Yu. Finno-Ugrian Cultural Commonwealth (To the 30th Anniversary of the Russian Interregional Television Magazine “Finno-Ugric World”)

Isaeva S. A., Prokaeva O. N. All-Russian Scientific and Practical Conference with International Participation “Folk Artistic Culture and Professional Art: Interaction Issues in the Context of the Modern Cultural Paradigm”