Сборник посвящен актуальным проблемам современной тюркологии и отражает уровень развития исследований в главных научных центрах страны. Включены работы по литературоведению, текстологии, источниковедению видных советских тюркологов

Түркі тілдес халықтардың даму кезеңдері, жалпы түрік мәдениетінің тарихи кезеңдері мен жолдары баяндалады

Түркі тілдес халықтардың даму кезеңдері, жалпы түрік мәдениетінің тарихи кезеңдері мен жолдары баяндалады

В монографии историко-философская и художественная проблемы души и тела в средневековой армянской поэзии представлены в единой цепи векового развития

Первое полное издание на русском языке одной из величайших книг мировой литературы - "Кентерберийских рассказов" Джеффри Чосера

The pinnacle of classical drama in Greece, the three-part, 2,500-year-old Oedipus cycle remains a touchstone of Western culture. Near perfect technically, the plays feature headstrong heroes, intense plots, and breathtaking imagery that have influenced generations of artists, philosophers, and statesmen. These fresh, historically faithful renditions by renowned translator Peter Constantine bring new life to civilization`s most meaningful dramas

In the year 1792, Sir Percy and Lady Marguerite Blakeney are the darlings of British society - he is known as one of the wealthiest men in England and dimwit; she is a French, a stunning former actress, and "the cleverest woman in Europe."

The first great American man of letters, Washington Irving became an international celebrity almost overnight upon publication of The Sketch-Book in 1820, which included the short stories "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" and "Rip Van Winkle". These tales remain his two most popular works

English officer and gentlemen Harry Feversham has wealth, social position, a beautiful feancee, Ethne Eustace, and a brotherly bond with three close friends. But he also harbors a dark secret. Though he is expected to continue his family`s proud tradition of military service, he cannot forget the shameful stories he heard as a child: tales of men who shirked their duty and disgraced themeselves in battle

Edith Wharton`s dark view of society, the somber economics of marriage, and the powerlessness of the unwedded woman at the turn of the twentieth century emerge dramatically in the tragic novel The House of Mirth