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Moscow University Bulletin. Series 13. Oriental Studies2020. 2.
2020.2
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Contents
The Oath of the Beijing Mission: Swearing in the Members of the Thirteenth Russian Ecclesiastical Mission
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 2. p. 139–152
Kulikov A.M.
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The article examines the oath taken by members of the thirteenth Russian Ecclesiastical Mission in Beijing.
Cross-Strait Relations during Tsai Ing-wen’s Presidency (2016–2019)
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 2. p. 127–138
Kaimova A.S.
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The article analyzes cross-strait relations during Tsai Ing-wen’s presidency from 2016 to 2019.
Gravestone Stelae from the Late Thirteenth to Early Eighteenth Century at the Cemetery in Shiri
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 2. p. 107–126
Musaev M.A.
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Shikhaliev Sh.Sh.
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Shekhmagomedov M.G.
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The article studies gravestone stelae at the cemetery in Shiri dating from the late thirteenth to the early eighteenth century.
“Newly Baptized Indians” in the Astrakhan Trading Colony. Part 2
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 2. p. 93–106
Nikolskaia K.D.
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The second part of a study of newly baptized Indians in the Astrakhan trading colony.
Possible External Causes of Arab Raids on the Southern Frontiers of the Sasanian Empire at the Beginning of Shapur II’s Reign
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 2. p. 79–92
Dmitriy E. Mishin
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The article examines possible external causes of Arab raids on the Sasanian Empire’s southern frontier early in Shapur II’s reign.
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The Image of the Tree in Kunwar Narayan’s Poetry
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 2. p. 36–44
Lesik K.A.
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The article explores the image of the tree in the poetry of Kunwar Narayan.
Female Characters in Zülfü Livaneli’s Novel “Leyla’s House” (2006)
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 2. p. 27–35
Repenkova M.M.
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The article studies female characters in Zülfü Livaneli’s novel “Leyla’s House”.
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Sub-Saharan Africa at the Thirtieth International Congress on Asian and African Sources and Historiography
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 2. p. 157–159
Lvova E.S.
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A report on Sub-Saharan African topics at the thirtieth international congress on Asian and African sources and historiography.
International Sanskrit Conference in Jaipur (Rajasthan, India)
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 2. p. 153–156
Zakharyin B.A.
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A report on the international Sanskrit conference in Jaipur, Rajasthan.
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Major Trajectories of Economic Development in Arab Countries, 1980s–2010s. Part 2
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 2. p. 3–26
Lyudmila S. Bocharova
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Melyantsev V.A.
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The second part of a study of the main trajectories of economic development in Arab countries from the 1980s to the 2010s.
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The Semantic Field of Buying and Selling Verbs in Modern Chinese
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 2. p. 67–78
Timchishena E.A.
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The article analyzes the semantic field of verbs of buying and selling in modern Chinese.
Differential Object Marking and the Erosion of Ergativity in Western Indo-Aryan Languages
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 2. p. 45–66
Liudmila V. Khokhlova
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The article examines differential object marking and the erosion of ergativity in Western Indo-Aryan languages.
