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The article considers death denial as the crucial constituent of the concept ‘denial of grief’. The research aims at studying peculiarities of actualization of death denial in humorous discourse. The data comprise recordings and scripts of 50 stand-up specials and 20 comedies....

... temperature dynamics. A model of heat transfer in a newborn cadaver presented as a finite cylinder is examined in detail. An important factor in constructing a mathematical model of postmortem heat transfer in a newborn aimed at identifying the time of death is body form approximation. It is shown that heat transfer in a cadaver is not sufficient for identifying the time of death, which should be based on a comprehensive assessment of postmortem changes. 1. Вавилов А. Ю. Судебно-медицинская ...

In exploring the themes of life and death in Yu. N. Ivanov’s novel Dances in the Crematory, I carry out a structural-semantic analysis of the fragmentary chronotope and the ideational- thematic and plot-compositional levels of the novel. I demonstrate that the principle of fragmentarity ...

The appeal to death is a type of argument that either explicitly or implicitly invokes hu­man finitude. This rhetorical device contributes to the credibility of requests, wishes, etc., or blocks communication. The illocutionary power of the appeal to death is determined ...

... Sister Life, 1917) help identify the features of artistic expression of the Christian ideas of immortality in the early works of B. Pasternak. An analysis of the author’s symbolism shows that the philosophising persona of Pasternak’s book ponders on death looking for the ways to overcome it. The way to overcome “boredom”— death is the “narrow way” of the Gospel, whereas the motif of grace is manifested in the images of nature, human soul, and history. 1. Альфонсов В. Н. Поэзия ...

... 1904, the last January issue of the newspaper “Moskoskiye vedomosti” carried an article by Alexey I. Vvedensky, philosopher and theologian, Professor of the Moscow Theological Academy, entitled “The Great Rationalist. On the Centenary of Kant’s Death”. Although the publication could hardly be called unique for its time, as many Russian philosophers and journalists commented on this date, the article merits attention because of the way it represents Kant, and the fact that it sheds light on ...

To maintain the normal state of the immune system, the processes of cell proliferation must be strictly regulated and balanced by the processes of apoptotic death to prevent the development of autoimmune and neoplastic reactions. T-lymphocytes of immune memory are under strict control from the immune system. The role of γc-cytokines (IL-2, IL-7, and IL-15) in the regulation of maturation, differentiation,...

... tireless determination to fight evil. Identifying the mortal semantics of the prison topos allows for the conclusion that the prison is perceived by the protagonist and the narrator as an anti-home — “an alien, diabolical space, a place of temporary death” (Lotman). According to the conclusions, the central opposition in the story is “life — death”: the soul’s lifelessness, evident in many of the prison’s inhabitants, stands in stark contrast to Yashka’s restless and suffering soul,...

... philosopher’s assertions which show that he departs from the canon of classical teleology to determine a new context of development of teleological thought. First, Fyodorov points to the destructive processes in the organism, namely towards disease and death, which make it impossibleto consider the organism to be purposive. Second, the founder of Russian cosmism understands reason as the instrument that is capable of ridding nature of destructiveness. Thirdly and finally, the Russian philosopher maintains ...

... of Kant’s philosophy in Russia. One piece of such material, which is published in the appendix to this article, was found in the archive of B. V. Nikolsky, where it is titled “Article by S.V. on the Occasion of the Centenary of Immanuel Kant’s Death. 1904”. It is devoted to Kant’s philosophy of law, the origins of which are traced back to the French Revolution. In addition, the author of the manuscript claims that Kant’s legal conception influenced the development of the science of police ...

... experiences in his own verbalized existence the pernicious power of some of this totalitarianism, seeking to free himself from it in a kind of poetic resistance to the dictatorship of those discursive practices of the Western world that lead to the “death of the subject” (Foucault). After Handke’s essays on Yugoslavia had been published in the Sueddeutsche Zeitung in 1996, where he supported the Serbs, he became persona non grata not only in Kosovo and Sarajevo, but also among the intellectual ...

... Kutuzov), colorful description of the battle, many tropes and figures (rhetorical exclamations, metaphors), image of lyrical hero-observer, the effect of presence, epic narration. Meanwhile, the poem is not so much dedicated to the great battle, but to the death of a poet’s friend and fallen warriors. Theme of death is central in the poem by Viazymsky, and many elements of work are close to the genre of elegy on death. It is important to note that the poem “Commemoration of the battle of Borodino” ...

Сonflict situations that arise during the verification of death reports of alledged suicide have their own specifics. The author regards such conflicts through the prism of the situational approach. An attempt is made to highlight the most common causes of conflict situations. The author gives recommendations ...

This article focuses on the execution of one of the leaders of the Prussian revolt, Herkus Monte, according to the “double death” rite dedicated to two gods — Patollo and Potrimps. This rite is typical for the Baltic perception of the other world and is a special case of the common for Indo-European peoples idea of death. 1. Генрих Латвийский. Хроника ...

... characters, the writer uses a number of images: the king of all animals, the cowardly lion, etc. The multilanguage anagrammatic code highlights the connection of the name of the pro­ta­gonist with the two key concepts of the novel — love (LEV = LoVE) and death. Similarly, this code works with the names of Lyuda (‘ludus’ as ‘game’ in Latin; Lev playing with Lyuda — ‘homo ludens’). The name Arkady is semantically associated with death in the expression ‘et in Arcadia ego’. The names of ...

This article tells the story of how Kant's death mask ended up in the Museum of Classical Antiquities of the University of Tartu. 1. Stolovich L. N. O sud'be tartuskoj kantiany // Kantovskij sbornik. 2008. 1 (27). S. 94—108. 2. Clasen K. H. Kant-Bildnisse. Königsberg, 1924. 3. Immanuel Kant: ...

The article describes the set of maxims, revealing the attitude to life and death, typical for the Russian linguistic-cultural consciousness, on the basis of Russian proverbs and sayings. The author explains the specificity of these maxims, and provides an additional interpretation of several examples. In conclusion, the author ...

... “giving/ gift” to the core of the poet’s concept structure. The article defines a semantic invariant and studies the ways of its invariant development, analyzes connection between the relevant concepts and categories of space and movement, life and death. The semantic reconstruction is performed through play Multilanguage anagram code, which is used by Skidan to develop the text of basic semantic structures. 1. Бенвенист Э. Словарь индоевропейских социальных ...

The article establishes the boundaries of the musical analogy in the comments of H. Broch to the novel «Death of Virgil». In the novel, musicality is associated with the motives of ‘voice’ and ‘hearing’. Noting the propensity to onomatopoeia in the work of J. Joyce, H. Broch aims to depict the music of human speech. By doing so, he follows the ...

This article considers the structure of the conceptual metaphor of death in A.V. Ilichevsky’s collection of short stories An Asinine Jaw. The existential spatial model of the mentioned metaphor and the specific character of its cognitive-semantic organization are revealed. The author identifies the specific features ...

... intelligence in sports: a protective role against stress through heart rate variability? // Pers Indiv Differ. 2011. Vol. 51. P. 23—27. 18. La Rovere M. T., Pinna G. D., Maestri R. et al. Short-term heart rate variability strongly predicts sudden cardiac death in chronic heart failure patients // Circula­tion. 2003. Vol. 107 (4). P. 565—570. 19. Maheshwari A., Norby F. L., Soliman E. Z. et al. Low heart rate variability in a 2-mi­nute electrocardiogram recording is associated with an increased risk ...

... patients with depressed left ventricular function after an acute myocardial infarction. // Circulation. 2000. Vol. 101 (1). P. 47—53. 6. La Rovere M. T., Pinna G. D., Maestri R. et al. Short-term heart rate variability strongly predicts sudden cardiac death in chronic heart failure patients // Circulation. 2003. Vol. 107 (4). P. 565—570. 7. Maheshwari A., Norby F. L., Soliman E. Z. et al. Low heart rate variability in a 2-minute electrocardiogram recording is associated with an increased risk of ...

... the functioning of pragmatic markers as indicators of subjectivity and addressing on the Internet. Aarseth, E. J ., 1997. Cybertext: perspectives on ergodic literature . Baltimore: John Hop­kins University Press. Barthes, R., 1994. Author’s death. In: R. Barthes, ed. Izbrannye raboty: Semiotika. Poetika [Selected works: Semiotics. Poetics]. Moscow, pp. 384—391 (in Russ.). Benthien, C., Lau, J. and Marxsen, M., 2019. The Literariness of Media Art . New York and London: Routledge. Di ...

... Materialy k slovaryu metafor i sravnenii rus­skoi literatury XIX—XXI vv. Vyp. 6: «Chelovek»: zhizn', smert', sud'ba, vremya [Mate­rials for the dictionary of metaphors and similes of the 19—20 centuries Russian literature, no. 6. «Human»: LIFE, DEATH, FATE, TIME]. Moscow (in Russ.). Russian National Corpus. Available at: http// www.ruscorpora.ru [Accessed 09 September 2022] Shvedova, N. Yu., ed., 2003. Russkii semanticheskii slovar' [Russian semantic dic­tio­nary], Vol. III. Moscow (in Russ....

... of narrative peculiar to Jirgl’s writing urge the translator to develop specific professional skills and philological competencies. Baksakova, T., 2005. Creating a myth from the debris of daily life: Reinhard Jirgl and his stories of Blood, Sex & Death. Mitin zhurnal , 62, pp. 128—172 (in Russ.). Benjamin, W., 2011. On Language as Such and on the Language of Man . Early Writ­ings. Cambridge: Harvard University Press. Böttiger, H., 2011. Buchstaben-Barrikaden. Von Reinhard Jirgls Anfängen ...

... contact and preterm infant brain development. Cham, Switzerland, pp. 25—37. Moudi, R., 2020. Zhizn' posle zhizni: Issledovanie fenomena prodolzheniya zhizni posle smerti tela [Life after life: The investigation of a phenomenon survival of bodily death]. Moscow (in Russ.). Nalimov, B. V. and Meyen, S. V., 2007. Probabilistic world — an exit to another culture? (Is a second Mediterranean possible in European culture?). In: In memoriam. S. V. Meyen: paleobotanik, evolyutsionist, myslitel' [In ...

... Avanesova, G. A. and Kuptsova, I. A., 2008. Culture codes: essence and purpose. Sotsial'no-gumanitarnye znaniya [Social and humanitarian knowledge], 1, pp. 30—43 (in Russ.). Baudrillard, J., 2000. Simvolicheskii obmen i smert' [Symbolic exchange and death]. Moscow, 387 p. (in Russ.). Bourdieu, P., 1994. Nachala [Beginning]. Moscow, 288 p. (in Russ.). Bulygina, T. A., 2017. City and its Space: Attempt Historical Dimension. Novoe Proshloe [The New Past], 3, pp. 82—95 (in Russ.). Eco, U., 2004. Otsutstvuyushchaya ...

... by the authors of the paper. Alexander, L. G., 1969. A first book in comprehension, précis and composition. London. Arnold, I. V., 2016. Stilistika. Angliysky yazyk [Stylistics. The English Language]. Mos­cow (in Russ.). Barthes, R., 1977. The Death of the Author. In: Image, music, text. London, pp. 142—148. Bely, A., 1990. Mezhdu dvukh revolutsiy. Seriya literaturnykh memuarov [Bet­ween Two Revolutions. Series of Literary Memoirs]. Vol. 3. Moscow (in Russ.). Bolotnova, N. S., 2014. Aesthetic ...

... cheshskom stikhe preimushchestvenno v sopostavlenii s russ­kim [About Czech verse mainly in comparison with Russian]. Berlin (in Russ.). Jakobson, R. O., 1931. “About the generation that squandered its poets”. In: Smert' Vladimira Mayakovskogo [The death of Vladimir Mayakovsky]. Berlin, pp. 7—44 (in Russ.). Jakobson, R., 1925. Konec básnického umprumáctví a živnostnictví. Pásmo: Revue in­ternationale modern, 13/14, pp. 1—2. Jakobson, R., 1921. O realismu v umění. Červen IV, 22, pp....

... philosophy, and above all with Dostoevsky’s legacy, Miłosz turns to the Apoca­lypse, in which the most aesthetically significant the idea for him is that of ​​restoring paradisi­acal existence. However, unlike Dostoevsky, the concept of life after death in “Theological Treatise” is not free from pessimism and skepticism. Miłosz is inclined towards the ideological paradigm of the West, and the concept of “Theological Treatise” includes the ideas of Dosto­evsky's unbelieving heroes. Arkhipova,...

... Russ.). Berdyaev, N. A., 2006. O naznachenii cheloveka. O rabstve i svobode cheloveka [About the appointment of a person. About slavery and human freedom]. Moscow (in Russ.). Baudrillard, J., 2000. Simvolicheskii obmen i smert' [Symbolic exchange and death]. Moscow (in Russ.). Vdovina, I., 1975. Personalistic substantiation of artistic creation as an ontological attribute of personality. In: Anon, ed. Problemy khudozhestvennogo tvorchestva [Prob­lems of artistic creation]. Moscow. pp. 237—264 (in ...

... Modern Life]. Moscow (in Russ.). Magun, A. V., 2011. Edinstvo i Odinochestvo. Kurs Politicheskoi Filosofii Novogo Vremeni [Unity and Loneliness. The Course of Political Philosophy of New Time]. Moscow (in Russ.). Marey, A. V., 2019. Populus: the Birth, Death and Resurrection of the Political Subject (from Cicero to Hobbes). Sotsiologiya vlasti [Sociology of Power], 31 (4), pp. 95—111 (in Russ.). Hardt, M. and Negri, A., 2006. Mnozhestvo: Voina i Demokratiya v Epokhu Imperii [Scores: War and Democracy ...

... the epistemological linguisticality of a prophet, a scien­tist, or a poet and, through them, reaches out to countless generations of the Reader, who is voluntarily or involuntarily involved in the existential fate of the ontological dialogue. The ‘death of the Book’, or the transformation of the Book into a simulacrum, may confirm the diagnosis given by many modern philosophers: the world of culture is turning into an autoch­thonous flicker of hybrid quotations ruins. Gilmanov, V., 2003....

... [Transactionses on Sign Systems], 9, pp. 51—61 (in Russ.). Lotman, Yu. M., 1981. The brain — text — culture — artificial intelligence. Semi­otika i informatika [Semiotics and Computer Science], 1, pp. 13—17 (in Russ.). Lotman, Yu. M., 1993. Death as a plot issue. In: Studies in Slavic Literature and Po­etics. Vol. XX: Literary Tradition and Practice in Russian Culture: Papers from an Interna­tional Conference on the Occasion of the Seventieth Birthday of Yu. M. Lotman. Amster­dam: Rodopi....

... convergence is reflected in the structure of Alexander’s biography, which is built according to a certain model, a plot-scheme pattern, and includes Alexander’s birth, childhood, upbring­ing, adolescence, maturity, his victories, lifetime deification and death. The correlation of the two genre forms helps to reveal and explore the biographic image of Plutarch’s main character as well as his human fate, the aim of life and the freedom of choice. These aspects are reflected in the hagiographic genre. ...

... the symbol of light and the motif of acquiring wisdom in the icons and the vitae of saints conveying the spiritual ascension of Saint Paraskevi of Iconium and Saint Juliana of Nicomedia. The common motifs in the two vitae are flagellation (whipping), death by beheading, and the punishment of torturers after the execution of the martyrs. Both vitae correspond to the Passion of the Lord. The vita of Saint Paraskevi of Iconium reveals the symbols of the Passion. It is stressed that the icons of Paraskevi ...

... interactions between the past and the present. However, the two authors approach the problem of the existence of the main characters differently. Ivanov’s character associates the topos of the city with life and hope while Wieck’s character — with death and disillusionment. Nevertheless, both texts convey the authors’ humanistic attitude to the human being and the world. 1. Berdyaev, N. A., 1995. Tsarstvo dukha i tsarstvo kesarya [The Kingdom of Spirit and the Kingdom of Caesar]. Moscow. 2....

1. В Калининграде организовывают научно-практическую конференцию «Владимир-Креститель и судьбы русского мира: история, словесность, культура». URL: http://kaliningradtoday.ru/society/education/01105448 (дата обращения: 17.11.2015). 2. Изотова Т. А. У каждого поколения — свой Гоголь // Калининградская правда. № 194. С. 6.

This article considers judgements about Napoleon in the culture of German pre-romanticism as signs of literary diagnostics indicative of the contradictory dialectics of artistic consciousness in distinguishing the “codes” of life and death in arts. The completely opposite assessment of Napoleon in the history of German romanticism identifies the problem of a human being as a “field of fate” — a site of the battle between the Light and Darkness. The author emphasises the transformation ...

... behind this phenomenon rather than social ones. The plot structure and the author’s position suggest that robbery is depicted in the poem as a cardinal sin that cannot be justified; it forces a person to abandon the moral law and leads to spiritual death. 1. Вельтман А. А. Муромские леса. М., 1831. 2. Веселова Е. К. Психологическая деонтология: мировоззрение и нравственность личности. СПб., 2002....

... filosofii i psikhologii [Issues of Philosophy and Psychology], 122, pp. 65-119. (In Rus.) Lanz, H., 1914c. In Memory of Fichte. Russkaya mysl’ [Russian Thought], 6, pp. 42-51. (In Rus.) Lanz, H., 1914d. Freedom and Consciousness: (On the Centenary of the Death of J. G. Fichte). Logos, 1(1), pp. 1-23. (In Rus.) Lanz, H., 1926. The Irrationality of Reasoning. The Philosophical Review, 35(4), pp. 340-359. Lanz, H., 1941. In Quest of Morals. Stanford: Stanford University Press; London: Oxford University Press....

... continued preparing his works for publication. The reflections of the two authors shed light on the idea content of their later works, which is particularly valuable in reconstructing the conception of the texts which were not completed at the time of their death and have survived only in the shape of plans and rough notes. It is also interesting that in their letters Hessen and especially Lapshin expound the Kantian element of their philosophical views as well as sharing their impressions of the development ...

... founder Flottwell, a friend of Gottsched’s, are described. The influence of the Roman Stoa then becomes much clearer through the influence of Gottsched’s rhetoric textbook. All in all, Kant attempts to present rational arguments for dealing with death, which can suddenly strike human life; he writes under the obvious influence of a Stoic mindset (see the second part). Most of the comments by Kant scholars on the little work to date have been negative or vague. Here, the text is to be made fruitful ...

... Neo-Kantianism in Germany and in Russia (Comparative Analysis). In: V. N. Bryushinkin, ed. 2005. Kant mezhdu Zapadom i Vostokom. K 200-letiyu so dnya smerti i 280-letiyu so dnya rozhdeniya Immanuila Kanta [Kant between the West and the East. On the 200th Death Anniversary and the 280th Birth Anniversary of Immanuel Kant]: Proceedings of the International Seminars and International Conferences. In 2 Parts. Kaliningrad: Publishing House of the Immanuel Kant Russian State University. Part 1, pp. 134-141....

... Funk (1760). Zur literaturhistorischen Einordnung. Teil 1: Gottsched und die Königliche Deutsche Gesellschaft zu Königsberg. Kantian Journal, 43(2), S. 7-49. Warda, A., 1922. Immanuel Kants Bücher. Berlin: Martin Breslauer. Waren, J., 2004. Facing Death. Epicurus and His Cirtics. Oxford: Clarendon Press.

... First Third of the 19th Century. In: V. N. Bryushinkin, ed. 2005. Kant mezhdy Zapadom i Vostokom: K 200-letiyu so dnya smerti i 280-letiyu so dnya rozhdeniya Immanuila Kanta [Kant between West and East. On the Occasion of the 200th Anniversary of the Death and the 280th Anniversary of the Birth of Immanuel Kant]: Proceedings of the International Seminar and International Conference: In 2 Parts. Part 1. Kaliningrad: Immanuel Kant Russian State University Press, pp. 87-98. (In Rus.) Volfson, S. Y., ...

... Lithuania in the First Third of the 19th Century. In: V. N. Briushinkin, ed. 2005. Kant mezhdu Zapadom i Vostokom. K 200-letiyu so dnya smerti i 280-letiyu so dnya rozhdeniya Immanuila Kanta [Kant between West and East. On the 200th Anniversary of the Death and 280th Anniversary of the Birth of Immanuel Kant]. Kaliningrad: Russian State University Press, pp. 87-98. (In Rus.) Zallinger, J. A., 1799. Disquisitiones philosophiae Kantianae. Lib. 1. Augustae Vindelicorum: Vieth & Riegeriana.