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Critic No.4-5

Critic No.4-5

Journal-'CRITIC'
NO: 04-05/YEAR-: 2003-2004

S.No	AUTHOR	TITLE	PAGE NO
1.	MEETA NARAIN	Lexical Development in the Soviet Society: Pre and Post Perestroika Period	1
2.	RANJANA SAXENA	Beyond the Shadows of the Past: The Russian Women's Writing at the Time of Perestroika	12
3.	NASAR SHAKEEL ROOMI	Exiled!	26
4.	CHARANJIT SINGH	Teaching of Socio-Cultural, Ethno-Lingual and Historical Elements at an Advanced Level in Combination with Stylistics	34
5.	RASHMI DORAISWAMY	Anton Chekhov: The Timbre of Time	42
6.	SUMANA JHA	The Concept of Morality in the Works of Victor Petriovich Astafiev	48
7.	RANJANA BANERJEE	Leo Tolstoy and Saratchandra (A Comparative Study Of Their Views and Works)	55
8.	SABIRUDDIN	Treatment of Love Theme in Gamzatov's Poetry	67
9.	ABHAI MAURYA	Man In War and Peace in M. Sholokhov's Works	73
10.	P.C SINGH	Tolstoy and Gandhi: Living in Resonance	85
11	ARUNIM BANDHOPADHYAY	Courtenay's Contribution in Modern Linguistics	91
12.	SHARLIE WASON	Alexander Vampylov's stories-a Mosaic of His society	98
13.	PRIYADARSI MUKHERJEE	Symbolisms of Food and Fauna in Russian Idioms and Parallels in Other Cultures	109
14.	RICHA SAWANT	The integral classification of Phraseologisms in Russian Language	130
15.	R.K NAGPAL	Reflections of Chekhov's lonich in Translation: a Case Study's	137
16.	ANAGHA BHAT	Translation- How Far From the Original?	142
17.	NEELAKSHI SURYANARAYAN	Parallels in Literature and Cinema	148
18.	RAMADHIKARI KUMAR	Significance of the Use of Foreign Languages for the Economic Growth of India with Special Reference to Russian	153
19.	AMAR BASU & SANKAR BASU	Letters of Anton Chekhov:	157

Note: The titles mentioned above may be accessed in Journal 'Critic' at CRS Library (Room no. 206), School of Language Literature & Cultural Studies.

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