2017
DOI: 10.1163/2211730x-12341300
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East and West, Past and Present

Abstract: Valentin Serov’s (1865-1911) nude depiction of Ida Rubinstein, created in Paris in 1910, is one of the most striking examples of how the artist processed various Eastern and Western iconographic codes and subsequently found his own unique portrait formula.

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“…The theoretical value of the research work is predetermined by the introduction of some new facts for solving the accumulated dilemmas in text theory, grammar, and cognitive linguistics [3]. This is related to the consideration of the cognitive essence of the categories of modality and personality with the aim of explaining their conceptual phenomenality, identifying and describing the conceptual framework of the national language, based on the materials of the texts of fictional prose analyzed in the article [4]. digressions, when using various means of language, in revealing the topic of the text) usually conveys the main idea of the text of a literary work.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The theoretical value of the research work is predetermined by the introduction of some new facts for solving the accumulated dilemmas in text theory, grammar, and cognitive linguistics [3]. This is related to the consideration of the cognitive essence of the categories of modality and personality with the aim of explaining their conceptual phenomenality, identifying and describing the conceptual framework of the national language, based on the materials of the texts of fictional prose analyzed in the article [4]. digressions, when using various means of language, in revealing the topic of the text) usually conveys the main idea of the text of a literary work.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%