Issue 1, 2026 Study of folklore Liudmila S. Dampilova, Ekaterina V. Sundueva The images of soul sülde and sünesün in the folklore of Mongolian peoples Tatiana V. KrayushkinaFolklore of the Chukchi and the Russian Old-Timers of the Far North (a case study of the artistic essay by Teki Odulok) Study of literature Olga D. ZhuravelThe plot of Maximus the Greek in the Old Believer literary tradition Sergey M. ShavryginCognitive-conceptual plot matrix in artistic discourse (a case study of the short story “Oskolok l’du” by Vladimir Dahl) Vladimir A. Kondratev, Ivan O. Volkov The antique text as the basis for the artistic typology in the novels “Oblomov” by I. A. Goncharov and “Walden” by H. D. Thoreau Kirill V. AnisimovIvan Bunin’s story “Idol”: politics, ethnography, and poetics in light of the text’s history Andrey V. Sharavin, Oleg E. Voronichev, Svetlana I. Vidyushchenko The Petersburg myth as a ritual of the “birth” of a new history in the poem “The Twelve” by Alexander Blok Zhanna B. Seliverstova, Zhanar A. Jambayeva On monism and dualism in the linguistic picture of the world of Georgy Dmitrievich Grebenshchikov: Siberia vs Russia / Siberia vs America Karina KasymovaThe “Russian theme” in the interviews of Vladimir Nabokov Dina V. ShulyatyevaCounterfactual narratives and the problem of the receptive event in the short story “Ruchka, nozhka, ogurechik…” by Yu. Dombrovsky Anna A. BogoderovaThe restaurant in the prose of Russian émigrés (1920s–1940s) Linguistics Ksenia V. ShindrovaVariability of less-noise consonants of the Plautdietsch language according to the parameter of voice participation Anastasia D. PodgornaiaTransitive verbs of substance motion in Tatyshly Udmurt: a typological perspective Irina A. NevskayaStructural features of existential sentences in Old Turkic and in South Siberian Turkic languages in a comparative perspective Olga S. SytnikOn the roots of differences in decoding speech genres and communicative strategies by the speaker and the listener Alena S. GrigoryevaAssociative experiment as a method of studying writing systems (a case study of the Plautdietsch language of German Mennonites) Zamira K. Derbisheva, Alla G. Narozia Linguocognitive categories as markers for the explication of a unique language picture of the world Review Akhmed A. Mamedov“…I need you and manuscripts…” A book review Scientific life Olga I. Glazunova“Russian Grammar” in the Siberian land: on the results of the IX International Symposium “Russian Grammar: Polyparadigmality as a Methodological Principle of Modern Scientific Research” (September 23–27, 2025, Irkutsk)
