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Literature of Kievan Rus' (11th/First Half of the 13th Centuries)

Author: Natalia Demkova

The teaching materials for the lecture course "Literature of Kievan Rus (11th/First Half of the 13th Century)" have been developed at the Faculty of Philology, St. Petersburg State University based on the lectures delivered by Professor Natalya Demkova. The course is primarily aimed at the study of the artistic significance of the literature of Kievan Rus', the first stage of the formation and development of East Slavonic literatures: Russian, Ukrainian and Belorussian as well as the key issues in the historical and literary process going on in the 11th/13th centuries.

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Formation of East Slavonic literature

Duration: 00:53:37

Translated literature: 11th/13th centuries

Duration: 00:44:38

Rhetoric prose of the 11th/13th centuries

Duration: 01:24:53

"The Tale of Igor's Campaign". Part 1: Problem of the old text, historical commentary to "The Tale", the dating issue

Duration: 01:27:21

"The Tale of Igor's Campaign". Part 2: The poetic universe and the poetics of "The Tale", its genre specifics

Duration: 00:38:51

"The Tale of Igor's Campaign". Part 3: "The Tale's" authentication problems, hypotheses and contradictions. Usage of the text of "The Tale of Igor's Campaign" in old texts of early Muscovite literature, "Zadonshchina" and "The Tale of the Battle of Kuliko

Duration: 01:06:16