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Thu 23 Jun 2022

The History of Celtic Scholarship in Russia and the Soviet Union

Thu 23 Jun 2022

The Legend of the Twelve Fridays in the Russian and Irish Traditions: An Attempt at Contrastive Analysis

Mon 09 Dec 2024

The Vita Sancti Brendani in the Russian National Library: A Latin Manuscript of the Twelfth Century

Thu 23 Jun 2022

Cú Roí and Svyatogor: A Study in Chthonic

Mon 09 Dec 2024

Some Breton Words in the Dictionary of the Russian Empress

Mon 09 Dec 2024

Russian Beckett: Paradoxes of Perception

Thu 23 Jun 2022

Russia, Cradle of the Gael

Thu 23 Jun 2022

On the Function of Name in Irish and Slavonic Written Incantation Tradition

Thu 23 Jun 2022

'Making Strange': Defamiliarising Perspectives on the Troubles

Thu 23 Jun 2022

Cú Chulainn and Il'ya of Murom: Two Heroes, and Some Variations on a Theme

Thu 23 Jun 2022

A Swan Uncarved: Russian and Irish Heroes Breaking the Table Etiquette

Thu 23 Jun 2022

Alexander Smirnov and the Beginnings of Celtic Studies in Russia

Thu 23 Jun 2022

A Welsh Award-Winning Novel on Russia: Petrograd by Wiliam Owen Roberts

Thu 23 Jun 2022

Russian and Western Celticists on Similarities between Early Irish and Early Indian Traditions

Thu 23 Jun 2022

“Going Home to Russia”? Irish Writers and Russian Literature

Thu 23 Jun 2022

Textual Criticism and Text Reconstruction: Approaches to Early Russian and Welsh Poetry

Thu 23 Jun 2022

Irish Banshee and Russian Rusalka: The Comb Motif — Its Meaning and Genesis

Thu 23 Jun 2022

Маѳъ Маѳонъвичь: A New Translation of the Mabinogi to (Old) Russian (Маѳъ Маѳонъвичь: Cyfieithiad Newydd o’r Mabinogi i (Hen) Rwsieg)

Mon 09 Dec 2024

Fír Flathemon in the Russian Primary Chronicle? The Legend of the Summoning of the Varangians and the Prefatory Matter to Audacht Morainn

Mon 09 Dec 2024

Breton Lanneg and Russian Ляда: Aspects of Liminality in Celtic and Slavic Folk Tales

Thu 23 Jun 2022

Opportunities Seized: From Tolstóigh to Pelévin

Thu 23 Jun 2022

Slavomania and Celtomania in the 18th Century Russian Linguistics (Славяномания и кельтомания в российской лингвистике XVIII века)

Thu 23 Jun 2022

The Land Acquisition Motif in the Irish and Russian Folklore Traditions

Thu 23 Jun 2022

Migration through Gaelic and Russian Proverbs

Thu 23 Jun 2022

Folk-Motifs and Plots of the Irish Sagas in Goumiliev’s “Gondla” (Сказочные сюжеты и сюжеты ирландских саг в драматической поэме Н. Гумилева «Гондла»)

Thu 23 Jun 2022

Autochthons and Otherworlds in Celtic and Slavic

Thu 23 Jun 2022

Russian Influence in Irish Literature (Русский след в ирландской литературе)

Mon 09 Dec 2024

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28 posts

The History of Celtic Scholarship in Russia and the Soviet Union

The Legend of the Twelve Fridays in the Russian and Irish Traditions: An Attempt at Contrastive Analysis

The Vita Sancti Brendani in the Russian National Library: A Latin Manuscript of the Twelfth Century

Cú Roí and Svyatogor: A Study in Chthonic

Some Breton Words in the Dictionary of the Russian Empress

Russian Beckett: Paradoxes of Perception

Russia, Cradle of the Gael

On the Function of Name in Irish and Slavonic Written Incantation Tradition

'Making Strange': Defamiliarising Perspectives on the Troubles

Cú Chulainn and Il'ya of Murom: Two Heroes, and Some Variations on a Theme

A Swan Uncarved: Russian and Irish Heroes Breaking the Table Etiquette

Alexander Smirnov and the Beginnings of Celtic Studies in Russia

A Welsh Award-Winning Novel on Russia: Petrograd by Wiliam Owen Roberts

Russian and Western Celticists on Similarities between Early Irish and Early Indian Traditions

“Going Home to Russia”? Irish Writers and Russian Literature

Textual Criticism and Text Reconstruction: Approaches to Early Russian and Welsh Poetry

Irish Banshee and Russian Rusalka: The Comb Motif — Its Meaning and Genesis

Маѳъ Маѳонъвичь: A New Translation of the Mabinogi to (Old) Russian (Маѳъ Маѳонъвичь: Cyfieithiad Newydd o’r Mabinogi i (Hen) Rwsieg)

Fír Flathemon in the Russian Primary Chronicle? The Legend of the Summoning of the Varangians and the Prefatory Matter to Audacht Morainn

Breton Lanneg and Russian Ляда: Aspects of Liminality in Celtic and Slavic Folk Tales

Opportunities Seized: From Tolstóigh to Pelévin

Slavomania and Celtomania in the 18th Century Russian Linguistics (Славяномания и кельтомания в российской лингвистике XVIII века)

The Land Acquisition Motif in the Irish and Russian Folklore Traditions

Migration through Gaelic and Russian Proverbs

Folk-Motifs and Plots of the Irish Sagas in Goumiliev’s “Gondla” (Сказочные сюжеты и сюжеты ирландских саг в драматической поэме Н. Гумилева «Гондла»)

Autochthons and Otherworlds in Celtic and Slavic

Russian Influence in Irish Literature (Русский след в ирландской литературе)

Russians in the Western Isles