The opposition of man and power in Pushkin's poem "The Bronze Horseman" and his archetypal features

Author	Карим Безхан Мохаммад
Description	Karim Bekhan Mohammad (Candidate of Philology).     The opposition of man and power in Pushkin's poem "The Bronze Horseman" and its archetypal features: the author's abstract of the thesis for a Candidate's Degree in Philology: specialty 10.01.01 / Karim Bekhan Mohammad; [Ros. un-t friendship of peoples]. - Moscow, 2013. - 18 p. ; 21 cm. - Location of protection: Ros. un-t friendship of peoples. - Bibliography: p. 17 (4 names). - Res. in English. . . - 100 copies. . 1. Peter I (the emperor of Russia, 1672 - 1725) - in fiction - Abstracts of dissertations. 2. Pushkin, Alexander Sergeevich (1799 - 1837). "The Bronze Horseman" - Images - Abstracts of dissertations. 3. Russian language (collection). 4. AS Pushkin (collection). 5. Russian literature. BBC 83.3 (2 = 411.2) 52-8 Pushkin, AS, 445y031 BBK 63.3 (2) 51-8Peter I031 Source of electronic copy: PFUR. Website
Catalogue object	История и критика мировой литературы и литературы отдельных стран Россия в кон. XVII
Collections	Russian literature: current studies → Russian literature of the XIX century. → The studies focused on particular authors → Н - Я → А. С. Пушкин Russian People → Persons of Russia → Cultural and art workers → P → Pushkin Alexander (1799–1837) → Alexander Pushkin (1799–1837) → Oeuvre → Literary criticism → Modern studies