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Moscow University Bulletin. Series 13. Oriental Studies2020. 3.
2020.3
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Contents
The Ethnic Factor in the Recruitment of Pakistan’s Army
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 3. p. 131–141
Shalupenko E.V.
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The article analyzes the role of ethnicity in the recruitment of Pakistan’s armed forces.
Shanghai at the Turn of the Twentieth Century in Xiaojiaochang Popular Prints from Russian Collections
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 3. p. 117–130
Zavidovskaya E.A.
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The article explores life in Shanghai at the turn of the twentieth century through Xiaojiaochang popular prints held in Russian collections.
Grassroots Democracy in China: Approaches to Assessment
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 3. p. 108–116
Skosyrev V.A.
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The article discusses approaches to assessing grassroots democracy in China.
Russian Imperial Foreign Policy Archive Materials on Yuan Shikai’s Attempt to Establish a New Chinese Dynasty
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 3. p. 93–107
Kuzmin S.L.
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Dmitriev S.V.
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The article examines Russian Imperial Foreign Policy Archive materials concerning Yuan Shikai’s attempt to establish a new Chinese dynasty.
S.F. Oldenburg’s “Description of the Caves of Qianfodong near Dunhuang”: The Manuscript Tradition
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 3. p. 79–92
Bukharin M.D.
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The article studies the manuscript tradition of S.F. Oldenburg’s description of the caves near Dunhuang.
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The Judgment of Solomon in the Subtext of Vajiravudh’s Play “For His Child”
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 3. p. 69–78
Kseniya B. Volkova
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The article examines the Biblical judgment of Solomon as a subtext of Vajiravudh’s play “For His Child”.
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“Xiyang Zayong” (Miscellaneous Verses on the Western Ocean): A Collection by the Guangzhou Merchant Pan Youdu (1755–1820)
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 3. p. 142–160
Volchkova E.V.
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The publication presents the poetic collection “Xiyang Zayong” by the Guangzhou merchant Pan Youdu about the lands of the Western Ocean.
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Typical Errors in the Use of the Discourse Marker 的时候 deshíhou by Russian Learners of Chinese
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 3. p. 56–68
Tao Li
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The article analyzes errors made by advanced Russian learners of Chinese in using the temporal discourse marker 的时候 deshíhou.
Keywords:
Chinese as a foreign language; discourse markers; 的时候; learner errors
The Development of Written Cantonese: The Initial Stage of Writing Yue
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 3. p. 37–55
Yulia Dreyzis
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The article examines the early development of a writing system for Yue Chinese.
A Linguocognitive Experiment as a Key to the Chinese Worldview: The Concept 丢脸 “Losing Face”
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 3. p. 20–36
Daulet F.N.
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The article uses a linguocognitive experiment to study the cultural specificity of the Chinese concept 丢脸, “losing face”.
Keywords:
Chinese; losing face; linguocognitive experiment
Do Indonesianists Need Javanese Studies? The Place of Javanese Studies in Indonesian Studies
Lomonosov Oriental Studies Journal 2020. № 3. p. 3–19
Mark Yu. Ulyanov
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E.S. Kukushkina
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The article examines the place and significance of Javanese studies within Indonesian studies.
