Филолог Зеев Бар-Селла родился в Москве (1947) в семье полковника Генерального штаба. Учился в Московском университете (отделение классической филологии) и в Институте иностранных языков (немецкий факультет). В 1973 г. репатриировался в Израиль. Выпускник Отделения славистики Иерусалимского университета. Участник Первой ливанской [more]
Dov Kontorer’s second lecture deals with a vast variety of problems. You will learn about Arab immigration to Palestine in the end of 19th and the beginning of 20th century, the appearance of Arab nationalism as a reaction upon Zionism [more]
In this lecture Vladimir Khazan tells an unusual story of a Russian sailor who was exiled from Russia during the Civil War and found himself in Palestine under the British Mandate. The main character is Gleb Boklevsky (1891-1942), a scion [more]
Helena Tolstoy’s lecture is devoted to introduction in the text of indirect, implicit meanings. It discusses some such meanings that are called mythopoetic because they bring to the texts ways of thinking that are connected with myth, fairy-tale, religion, and [more]
The lecture concentrates on Bolshevism’s religious and mythological aspects that may remain unknown to the wide audience. In particular, sources of Lenin’s cult are discussed. A breathtaking story is told of the actual builders of Lenin’s Mausoleum who were an [more]
Words referring to positive emotions (I call them here “euphorisms”): “happiness”, “joy”, “gaiety” with derivatives are generously spread over the novel’ pages, like the word “smile”. They set the general cheerful key of the novel. Abundant usages of “joy” referring [more]
Доктор Константин Бондарь. «Ханаан на Днепре»: евреи Древней Руси и еврейско-славянские контакты Jewish communities appeared in Old Russian lands apparently for a very long time when the Old Russian state and their culture were only being formed. Until now there is no [more]
Tolstoy uses special kind of repetition: an unnoticeable repetition. Its example is the word “smile” with its derivatives. The concentration of its usages in the initial six chapters of the novel is very high, but the reader does not register [more]
Доктор Константин Бондарь – филолог и историк, славист, востоковед, исследователь древнерусской литературы и еврейско-славянских литературных связей, автор и составитель 4-х книг: «Повести Соломонова цикла: из славяно-еврейского диалога культур» (Харьков, 2011), «Этюды о чудесах и текстах» (Харьков, 2012), «М. П. Погодин. Марфа, посадница [more]
Professor Helena Tolstoy devoted her lecture to (her namesake) Leo Tolstoy’s “War and Peace”. It is a chapter of her large study of Tolstoy’s poetics that appeared in her recent book “Igra v klassiki” (that can be translated both as [more]
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