A bibliography on Daniil Andreev

Mikhail Belgorodskiy, the author-compiler

Metacultures. Metahistory. The Global metaculture. [1360–1549]

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VIII. Metacultures [1360–1368.9].
      VIII.1. National cultural worlds [1360–1362.9].
      VIII.2. Nations. Ethnology [1363–1364.9].
      VIII.3. Cultural science [1365–1366.9].
      VIII.4. Founders of religions, folk-influers, heralds, geniuses [1367–1368.9].
           folk-influers 		IX. Metahistory [1369–1380.9].
      IX.1. Materials on metahistory of the Earth and cosmos [1369–1370.9].
      IX.2. Sobornost, the Collective Souls of peoples [1371–1372.9].
      IX.3. History as a science [1373–1376.9].
         IX.3.1. General section [1373–1374.9].
          IX.3.2. Some theoretical problems [1375–1376.9].
      IX.4. Philosophy of history [1377–1378.9].
      IX.5. Sense of history, historiosophy [1379–1380.9].

X. The Global metaculture [1381–1549.9].
X.1. General section [1381–1382.9].
X.2. History [1383–1441.9].
      X.2.1. Prehistoric period [1383–1386.9].
         X.2.1.1. Primitive society [1383–1384.9].
         X.2.1.2. Prehistoric civilizations [1385–1386.9].
      X.2.2. World history [1387–1392.9].
         X.2.2.1. General section [1387–1388.9].
         X.2.2.2. Particular aspects of history [1389–1390.9].
         X.2.2.3. Conspirology [1391–1392.9].
      X.2.3. History of the Ancient World [1393–1396.9].
         1) Barbarians [1395–1396.9].
      X.2.4. Medieval history [1397–1408.9].
         X.2.4.1. Medieval historical process [1397–1400.9].
         X.2.4.2. Medieval city [1401–1402.9].
         X.2.4.3. Agrarian Western European history of High Middle Ages [1403–1404.9].
         X.2.4.4. A man of the Western European Middle Ages [1405–1406.9].
         X.2.4.5. Orders of knights and crusades [1407–1408.9].
      X.2.5. History of industrial society [1409–1415.9]. 		      X.2.6. Modernity (since 1900) [1416–1431.9].
         X.2.6.1. General section [1416–1417.9].
         X.2.6.2. Crisis of the modern world [1418–1419.9].
         X.2.6.3. The World War I [1420–1421.9].
         X.2.6.4. Totalitarianism [1422–1423.9].
         X.2.6.5. The World War II [1424–1425.9].
         X.2.6.6. Political systems of modernity [1426–1427.9].
         X.2.6.7. Globalization [1428–1429.9].
         X.2.6.8. Early 21th century [1430–1431.9].
      X.2.7. Biographies [1432–1433.9].
      X.2.8. Future. Futurology [1434–1435.9].
      X.2.9. Eschatology, Antichrist [1436–1441.9].
         X.2.9.1. About John the Apostle's Revelation [1436–1437.9].
         X.2.9.2. Other works on Christian eschatology [1438–1439.9].
         X.2.9.3. The rest of materials on eschatology [1440–1441.9].

X.3. History of culture [1442–1457.9].
      X.3.1. World culture [1442–1443.9].
      X.3.2. Primitive culture [1444–1445.9].
      X.3.3. Culture of the Ancient World [1446–1447.9].
      X.3.4. Western culture as a whole [1448–1449.9].
      X.3.5. Medieval western culture [1450–1451.9].
      X.3.6. Culture of western industrial society [1452–1453.9].
      X.3.7. Eastern culture [1454–1455.9].
      X.3.8. Modern culture [1456–1457.9].
X.4. Philosophy [1458–1475.9].
      X.4.1. World philosophy [1458–1459.9].
      X.4.2. Philosophy of the Ancient World [1460–1461.9].
      X.4.3. Western philosophy as a whole [1462–1463.9].
      X.4.4. Medieval western philosophy [1464–1465.9].
      X.4.5. Philosophy of western industrial society [1466–1467.9].
      X.4.6. Eastern philosophy [1468–1469.9].
      X.4.7. Modern philosophy [1470–1471.9]. 		      X.4.8. Utopias [1472–1473.9].
      X.4.9. Some theoretical topics of philosophy [1474–1475.9].
X.5. Mythology, myths, legends, tales, parables [1476–1485.9].
      X.5.1. Collections of and reference books on world peoples' myths [1476–1477.9].
      X.5.2. Theoretical works on mythology [1478–1479.9].
      X.5.3. Myths on concrete topics [1480–1481.9].
      X.5.4. Collections of legends, tales, and parables [1482–1483.9].
      X.5.5. Theoretical works on fairy folklore [1484–1485.9].
X.6. Religions [1486–1501.9].
      X.6.1. History of religions.
pantheism
pantheistic
      X.6.2. Prehistorical beliefs [1488–1489.9].
      X.6.3. Religions of the Ancient World [1490–1491.9].
      X.6.4. Eastern religions [1492–1493.9].
      X.6.5. Religion in the modern world [1494–1495.9].
      X.6.6. Religious consolidating movements and teachings [1496–1499.9].
         X.6.6.1. Christian ecumenism [1496–1497.9].
         X.6.6.2. New religious consolidating movements and teachings [1498–1499.9].
      X.6.7. Topics of religion study [1500–1501.9].

X.7. Art [1502–1531.9].
      X.7.1. Periods, genres, and theory [1502–1519.9].
         X.7.1.1. World art [1502–1503.9].
         X.7.1.2. Art of the Ancient World [1504–1505.9].
         X.7.1.3. Western art as a whole [1506–1507.9].
         X.7.1.4. Medieval western art [1508–1509.9].
         X.7.1.5. Art of western industrial society [1510–1511.9].
         X.7.1.6. Eastern art [1512–1513.9].
         X.7.1.7. Modern art [1514–1515.9].
         X.7.1.8. Fantasies, Utopias and anti-Utopias in art [1516–1517.9].
         X.7.1.9. Some theoretical topics of art criticism [1518–1519.9].
      X.7.2. Trends [1520–1521.9].
      X.7.3. Architecture [1522–1523.9].
      X.7.4. Imitative art [1524–1525.9].
       X.7.5. Museums [1526–1527.9].
      X.7.6. Music [1528–1529.9].
      X.7.7. Theatre and cinema [1530–1531.9].
X.8. Litrature [1532–1549.9].
      X.8.1. World literature [1532–1533.9].
      X.8.2. Literature of the Ancient World [1534–1535.9].
      X.8.3. Western literature as a whole [1536–1537.9].
      X.8.4. Medieval western literature [1538–1539.9].
      X.8.5. Literature of western industrial society [1540–1541.9].
      X.8.6. Eastern literature [1542–1543.9].
      X.8.7. Modern literature [1544–1545.9].
      X.8.8. Fantasies, Utopian novel, anti-Utopias [1546–1547.9].
      X.8.9. Some theoretical topics of literary criticism [1548–1549.9].

VIII. Metacultures

VIII.1. National cultural worlds

1360–1361.9. Russian sources.

1362.

VIII.2. Nations. Ethnology

1363–1363.9. Russian sources.

1364.

VIII.3. Cultural science

1365–1365.9. Russian sources.

1366.

Yacovets V. The Past and the Future of Civilizations / Foreword “To the foreign reader” (p. 14-16) by M.S. Gorbachev. – New York: The Edwin Mellen Press, 2000.

VIII.4. Founders of religions, folk-influers, heralds, geniuses

1367–1367.9. Russian sources.

1368.

          Kinds of endowments mentioned in the present bibliography:
          folk-influers (Andr.; in Russian ðîäîìûñëû, a neologism), “historical figures influenced mightily and beneficially on the fortunes of a nation or a state and being directed in their activities by the inspiration of nation-guiding hierarchies” (2: 593, translated by M. Belgorodskiy with introducing an equal English neologism). About them [Synclites, IX.5], see also Jewish folk-influers, missions of righteous men and folk-influers (in Russia under pre-Moscow Rurik princes).

IX. Metahistory

IX.1. Materials on metahistory of the Earth and cosmos

1369–1369.9. Russian sources.

1370.

IX.2. Sobornost, the Collective Souls of peoples

1371–1371.9. Russian sources.

1372.

IX.3. History as a science

IX.3.1. General section
1373–1373.9. Russian sources.

1374.

IX.3.2. Some theoretical problems
1375–1375.9. Russian sources.

1376.

IX.4. Philosophy of history

1377–1377.9. Russian sources.

1378.

IX.5. Sense of history, historiosophy

1379–1379.9. Russian sources.

1380.

X. The Global metaculture

X.1. General section

1381–1381.9. Russian sources.

1382.

X.2. History

X.2.1. Prehistoric period
X.2.1.1. Primitive society

1383–1383.9. Russian sources.

1384.

X.2.1.2. Prehistoric civilizations

1385–1385.9. Russian sources.

1386.

X.2.2. World history
X.2.2.1. General section

1387–1387.9. Russian sources.

1388.

X.2.2.2. Particular aspects of history

1389–1389.9. Russian sources.

1390.

X.2.2.3. Conspirology

1391–1391.9. Russian sources.

1392. vacant

1392.3. Heckethorn, Charles William. The Secret Societies of All Ages and Countries, Embracing the Mysteries of Ancient India, China, Japan, Egypt, Mexico, Peru, Greece, and Scandinavia, the Cabbalists, Early Christians, Heretics, Assassins, Thugs, Templars, the Vehm and Inquisition, Mystics, Rosicrucians, Illuminati, Freemasons, Skopzi, Camorristi, Carbonari, Nihilists, and Other Sects. 2 v. – New Hyde Park, N.Y.: University Books, <1965>.

          Realities of conspirology mentioned in the present bibliography:
          Bavarian Illumnists (or Bavarian Illuminati; in Russian áàâàðñêèå èëëþìèíàòû), a rationalistic secret society established in Bavaria in 18th century by Adam Weishaupt and provided a rival to the Catholic sence of community. Besides of Bavarian, their followers are known as Italian Illuminati (Milan, Bologna, Rome, Naples, late 18th century) and earlier Spanish Illumnists – Alumbrado (Spanish: “Enlightened”), a mystical movement in Spain during the 16th and 17th centuries.
          Masons, the (in Russian ìàñîíû), members of the secret fraternal order of Free and Accepted Masons, the largest wordwide secret society having its own teachings and practices.

X.2.3. History of the Ancient World
1393–1393.9. Russian sources.

1394.

Cambridge Ancient History. 4 vols. – Cambridge, 1926–1928 or 1928–1929.

Empires Besieged: Time frame AD 200–600 / By the editors of Time-Life Books. – Alexandria, Va.: Time-Life Books, c 1988. – 175, <1> p., col. ill. – (Time frame). – # Topics: History of the Roman Empire, 284–476; Middle East history to 622; the Roman decline and Renewal in the Middle East; Chinese civilization in 221 B.C. – 960 A.D.; Chinese kingdoms in turmoil – a vigorous New World; antiquities of America.

Hawkes, Jacquetta (Hopkins; b. 1910). The First Great Civilizations: Life in Mesopotamia, the Indus Valley, and Egypt / <1st ed.> – New York: Knopf <distributed by Random House>, 1973. – XXVI, 465, XVII p., ill. # Another title: The World of the Past. About Indus civilization and Civilization of Middle East to 622.

Lauber, Patricia. Tales Mummies Tell / 1st ed. – New York: Crowell, c 1985. – 118 p., ill. # Explains how the study of mummies, both natural and man-made, including a frozen baby mammoth found in Siberia and the human mummies of Egypt, Peru, and Denmark, can reveal information about ancient civilizations and prehistoric life.

Pritchard, J.Â. Ancient Near East in Pictures. – Princeton, 1954.

Unstead, R. J. How They Lived in Cities Long Ago / <Ed. Adrian Sington>. – New York: Arco Pub., 1981, c 1980. – 77 p., col. ill. # Describes the buildings, layout, and everyday living conditions of seven ancient cities located in present-day India, Egypt, Iraq, Turkey, China, Italy, and Mexico.

1) Barbarians

1395–1395.9. Russian sources.

1396.

X.2.4. Medieval history
X.2.4.1. Medieval historical process

1397–1398.9. Russian sources.

1399.

X.2.4.2. Medieval city

1401–1401.9. Russian sources.

1402.

X.2.4.3. Agrarian Western European history of High Middle Ages

1403–1403.9. Russian sources.

1404.

X.2.4.4. A man of the Western European Middle Ages

1405–1406.9. Russian sources.

1406.

X.2.4.5. Orders of knights and crusades

1407–1407.9. Russian sources.

1408.

X.2.5. History of industrial society
1409–1411.5. Russian sources.

1411.6.

X.2.6. Modernity (since 1900)
X.2.6.1. General section

1416–1416.9. Russian sources.

1417.

X.2.6.2. Crisis of the modern world

1418–1418.9. Russian sources.

1419.

X.2.6.3. The World War I

1420–1420.9. Russian sources.

1421.

X.2.6.4. Totalitarianism

1422–1422.9. Russian sources.

1423. vacant

1423.3. Arendt, Hanna. The Origins of Totalitarism. – New York, 1973.

X.2.6.5. The World War II

1424–1424.9. Russian sources.

1425.

X.2.6.6. Political systems of modernity

1426–1426.9. Russian sources.

1427.

X.2.6.7. Globalization

1428–1428.9. Russian sources.

1429.

X.2.6.8. Early 21th century

1430–1430.9. Russian sources.

1431.

X.2.7. Biographies
1432–1432.9. Russian sources.

1433. vacant

1433.1. Panlog. – http://www.panlog.com/cgi-bin/find.cgi?c=%61 # A collection of biographical references, mostly in English, partially in Russian.

X.2.8. Futurology
(synonym: future*).

1434–1434.9. Russian sources.

1435.

X.2.9. Eschatology
Antichrist (in Russian àíòèõðèñò).

X.2.9.1. About John the Apostle’s Revelation
1436–1436.9. Russian sources.

1437.

X.2.9.2. Other works on Christian eschatology
1438–1438.9. Russian sources.

1439.

X.2.9.3. The rest of materials on eschatology
1440–1440.9. Russian sources.

1441.

X.3. History of culture

X.3.1. World culture
1442–1442.9. Russian sources.

1443.

Great books of the Western World. 54 vols. / Encyclopaedia Britannica, inc., in collaboration with the University of Chicago; <Editor in chief Robert Maynard Hutchins; Founders’ ed. – <Chicago>: W. Benton, <1952>. – ill., maps. # Contents of relevant volumes: V. 1. The great conversation, by R. M. Hutchins; V. 4. The Iliad of Homer; The Odyssey; V. 5. Aeschylus; Sophocles; Euripides; Aristophanes; V. 7. Plato; Vols. 8-9. Aristotle; V. 13. Virgil; V. 14. Plutarch; V. 15. Tacitus; V. 16. Ptolemy; Copernicus; Kepler; V. 17. Plotinus; V. 18. Augustine; V. 21. Dante; Vs. 26-27. Shakespeare; V. 29. Cervantes; V. 32. John Milton; V. 34. Newton; Huygens; V. 45. Lavoisier; Fourier; Faraday; V. 46. Hegel; V. 47. Goethe; V. 48. Melville; V. 51. Tolstoy; V. 52. Dostoevsky.

The Harvard classics. 50 vols. / Ed. Charles William Eliot. – N.Y. Collier, 1909–1910. # From the contents of relevant volumes: V. 2. The apology, Phaedo and Crito of Plato; V. 3. Areopagitica and Tractate on education / by John Milton ; V. 4. The complete poems of John Milton; V. 5. Essays and English traits / by Ralph Waldo Emerson; V. 7. The confessions of St. Augustine; V. 8. Nine Greek dramas; V. 13. Virgil’s Aeneid; V. 14. Don Quixote of the Mancha, Part I / by Miguel de Cervantes; V. 16. Stories from the thousand and one nights; V. 17. Folk-lore and fable / by Aesop, Grimm, and Andersen; V. 18. Modern English drama: Shelley, Byron, … ; V. 19. Faust, Part I; Egmont; Hermann and Dorothea / Johann Wolfgang von Goethe; V. 20. The divine comedy of Dante Alighieri; V. 22. The Odyssey of Homer; V. 26. Continental drama: Calderon, Schiller, … ; V. 40. English poetry. V. 1. Chaucer to Gray; V. 41. English poetry. V. 2. Collins to Fitzgerald; V. 42. English poetry. V. 3. Tennyson to Whitman; V. 44. Sacred writings: Confucian, Hebrew, Christian (Pt. I); V. 45. Sacred writings: Christian (Pt. II), Buddhist, Hindu, Mohammedan; V. 46. Elizabethan drama: Shakespeare, … ; V. 49. Epic and saga, Beowulf, the Song of Roland, The destruction of Da Derga’s Hostel, the story of the Volsungs and Niblungs; V. 50. The Editor's Introduction, Reader's guide, Index to the first lines of poems, songs and choruses, hymns and psalms, General index, Chronological index.

Muggeridge, Malcolm (1903–). The Third Testament. – Boston: Little, Brown, c 1976. – 207 p., ill. – Contents: Augustine; Pascal; Blake; Kierkegard; Tolstoy; Bonhoeffer.

X.3.2. Primitive culture
1444–1444.9. Russian sources.

1445.

X.3.3. Culture of the Ancient World
1446–1446.9. Russian sources.

1447.

Ancient Near Eastern Texts / Ed. J.Â. Pritchard. – Princeton, 1950.

Pritchard, J.Â. Ancient Near Eastern Text. – Princeton, 1950.

Thorwald, Jurgen. Science and Secrets of Early Medicine: Egypt, Mesopotamia, India, China, Mexico, Peru / Translated by Richard and Clara Winston. – New York.: Harcourt, <1962>. – 331 p., ill.

X.3.4. Western culture as a whole
1448–1448.9. Russian sources.

1449.

X.3.5. Medieval western culture
1450–1450.9. Russian sources.

1451.

X.3.6. Culture of western industrial society
1452–1452.9. Russian sources.

1453.

X.3.7. Eastern culture
1454–1454.9. Russian sources.

1455.

X.3.8. Modern culture
1456–1456.9. Russian sources.

1457.

X.4. Philosophy

X.4.1. World philosophy
1458–1458.9. Russian sources.

1459. vacant

1459.01. http://www.msmc.la.edu/philosophy/intro_to_phi.htm # A very great list of links on English philosophical sources.

1459.04. The Internet Classics Archive. – http://classics.mit.edu/Browse/ # A library of philosophical literature on the site MIT.

1459.07. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy entry. – http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/

X.4.2. Philosophy of the Ancient World
1460–1460.9. Russian sources.

1461.

X.4.3. Western philosophy as a whole
1462–1462.9. Russian sources.

1463.

X.4.4. Medieval western philosophy
1464–1464.9. Russian sources.

1465.

X.4.5. Philosophy of western industrial society
1466–1466.9. Russian sources.

1467.

X.4.6. Eastern philosophy
1468–1468.9. Russian sources.

1469.

X.4.7. Modern philosophy
1470–1470.9. Russian sources.

1471.

X.4.8. Utopias
1472–1472.9. Russian sources.

1472.

X.4.9. Some theoretical topics of philosophy
1474–1474.9. Russian sources.

1475.

X.5. Mythology, myths, legends, tales, parables

X.5.1. Collections of and reference books on world peoples’ myths
1476–1476.9. Russian sources.

1477.

Encyclopedia Mythica. – c 1995–2005 Encyclopedia Mythica. – # You will find everything from A-gskw to Zveda Vechanyaya, with plenty in between, in 7,000+ articles of this award-winning internet encyclopedia of mythology, folklore, and religion. The mythology section is divided to six geographical regions: Africa , Americas , Asia , Europe , Middle East , and Oceania . Each region has many clearly defined subdivisions that will ease your search. The Folklore section contains general folklore , Arthurian legends , Greek heroic legend , and fascinating folktales from many lands. In addition, we feature special interest areas to enhance and refine your research. A Bestiary , legendary heroes , an image gallery , and genealogical tables of various pantheons and prominent houses. The encyclopedia serves the serious researcher, the student, and the casual reader with equal success.

Encyclopedia Mythica: Norse Mythology. – # The collective myths of the Scandinavians (Sweden, Denmark, Norway, and Iceland).

Encyclopedia Mythica: and Encyclopedia of Mythology, Folklore, and Legend. – c 1997 Christopher C. Brown. – # This is an encyclopedia on mythology, folklore, magic, and more. It contains over 4000 definitions of gods and goddesses, supernatural beings and legendary creatures and monsters from all over the world. Among the topics covered are legendary animals such as unicorns and dragons; gods and goddesses from Greek, Japanese, and Etruscan religions; imaginative places such as Atlantis; and supernatural creatures such as gnomes, leprechauns, and fairies. The site may be browsed or searched. Among the mythologies covered are Chinese, Etruscan, Egyptian, Greek, Hatian, Japanese, Latvian, Mayan, Native American, Norse, Persian, Polynesian, Roman, and Welsh. Subjects for this Item: Mythology ; Religion ; Anthropology ; Encylcopedias ; The Virtual Reference Desk

Mythologies of the Ancient World / Ed. S.N. Kramer. – New York, 1961.

X.5.2. Theoretical works on mythology
1478–1478.9. Russian sources.

1479.

X.5.3. Myths on concrete topics
1480–1480.9. Russian sources.

1481.

X.5.4. Collections of legends, tales, and parables
1482–1482.9. Russian sources.

1483.

X.5.5. Theoretical works on fairy folklore
1484–1484.9. Russian sources.

1485.

X.6. Religions

X.6.1. History of beliefs and religions of the world
1486–1486.9. Russian sources.

1487.

The Encyclopedia of Religion. 16 vols. / Editor in chief M. Eliade. – New York: Macmillan publishing company; London: Collier Macmillan Publishers, c 1987. # Index see in vol. 16. Articles mostly include bibliographies.

X.6.2. Prehistorical beliefs
1488–1488.9. Russian sources.

1489.

X.6.3. Religions of the Ancient World
1490–1490.9. Russian sources.

1491.

X.6.4. Eastern religions
1492–1492.9. Russian sources.

1493.

X.6.5. Religion in the modern world
1494–1494.9. Russian sources.

1495.

X.6.6. Religious consolidating movements and teachings
X.6.6.1. Christian ecumenism

1496–1496.9. Russian sources.

1497.

X.6.6.2. New religious consolidating movements and teachings

1498–1498.9. Russian sources.

1499.

X.6.7. Topics of religion study
1500–1500.9. Russian sources.

1501.

X.7. Art

X.7.1. Periods, genres, and theory
X.7.1.1. World art

1502–1502.9. Russian sources.

1503.

X.7.1.2. Art of the Ancient World

1504–1504.9. Russian sources.

1505.

Houston, Mary Galway (1871–?). Ancient Egyptian, Mesopotamian & Persian Costume and Decoration / 2d ed. – London: A. & C. Black, <1954>.

Wolf, Walther (b. 1900). The Origins of Western Art: Egypt, Mesopotamia, the Aegean. – New York, Universe Books, <1971>. – 207 p. ill. (part col.).

X.7.1.3. Western art as a whole

1506–1506.9. Russian sources.

1507.

X.7.1.4. Medieval western art

1508–1508.9. Russian sources.

1509.

X.7.1.5. Art of western industrial society

1510–1510.9. Russian sources.

1511.

X.7.1.6. Eastern art

1512–1512.9. Russian sources.

1513.

X.7.1.7. Modern art

1514–1514.9. Russian sources.

1515.

X.7.1.8. Fantasies, Utopias and anti-Utopias in art

1516–1516.9. Russian sources.

1517.

X.7.1.9. Some theoretical topics of art criticism

1518–1518.9. Russian sources.

1519.

X.7.2. Trends
1520–1520.9. Russian sources.

1521.

Bazin, Germain. Impressionist Paintings in the Louvre. – London: Thames and Hudson.

X.7.3. Architecture
1522–1522.9. Russian sources.

1523.

Lloyd, Seton; Martin, Roland (b. 1912); Muller, Hans Wolfgang. Ancient Architecture: Mesopotamia, Egypt, Crete, Greece. – New York: H. N. Abrams, <1974>. – 415 p., ill.

X.7.4. Imitative art
1524–1524.9. Russian sources.

1525.

X.7.5. Museums
1526–1526.9. Russian sources.

1527.

The Musee d'Orsay. – London: Thames and Hudson, 1987.

Egerton, Judy. The British School: National Gallery Catalogues. – London: National Gallery Publications; Distributed by Yale University Press, 1998.

X.7.6. Music
1528–1528.9. Russian sources.

1529.

X.7.7. Theatre and cinema
1530–1530.9. Russian sources.

1531.

Williams, Alan. Republic of Images. – London, Harvard University Press; Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1992.

X.8. Litrature

X.8.1. World literature
1532–1532.9. Russian sources.

1533.

X.8.2. Literature of the Ancient World
1534–1534.9. Russian sources.

1535.

X.8.3. Western literature as a whole
1536–1536.9. Russian sources.

1537.

X.8.4. Medieval western literature
1538–1538.9. Russian sources.

1539.

X.8.5. Literature of western industrial society
1540–1540.9. Russian sources.

1541.

X.8.6. Eastern literature
1542–1542.9. Russian sources.

1543.

X.8.7. Modern literature
1544–1544.9. Russian sources.

1545.

X.8.8. Fantasies, Utopian novel, anti-Utopias
1546–1546.9. Russian sources.

1547.

X.8.9. Some theoretical topics of literary criticism
1548–1548.9. Russian sources.

1549.

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