LITERARY LABORATORY

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Справочник представляет собой новую редакцию действующих правил правописания и синтаксиса. Справочник можно скачать бесплатно.

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Ivan Turgenev by Henry James, 1903

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Лекция о берестяных грамотах

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Хорошая книга может стать частью личности… На прилавках книжных магазинов сегодня можно встретить огромное количество предложений, но не всё, что в красивой и яркой обложке, будет полезно читать ...

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55 важнейших просветительских сайтов Рунета по мнению Николая Подосокорского

Представляю вашему вниманию обзор 55 важнейших, на мой взгляд, сайтов Рунета просветительской направленности. Интернет-проекты пронумерованы в произвольном…

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Полезно.

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Портреты В.С. Высоцкого. Автор - Ильяс Бичурин. 

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Мужчина снимает книгу с полки в главной библиотеке Цинциннати. 1874 г. 

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Joseph Brodsky: Last Morning in the USSR, 1972. 

Brodsky with the help of his American friends escaped for USA in 1972 and never returned back.  It seemed that he never had regrets about that - at home he was subjected to repressions and was promised for more if he would not express emigrate. Twice he was put to mental institutions, charged with social parasitism in 1964 and sentenced and sentenced for that to 5 years (though he spent only 18 month of the term due to the protests of the prominent cultural workers).

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The Royal Portuguese Cabinet of Reading - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Rising three-stories above the central study area on each wall, the book collection contained in the Royal Portuguese Cabinet of Reading has created one of the most stunning examples of “library porn” on the planet as well as showing the history and breadth of writing that has come out of Portugal.  

The doors of this massive library were opened in 1900, bringing a nearly endless collection of Portuguese texts to readers in the capitol of the empire. The cabinet was founded in the early 1800’s by a trio of Portuguese immigrants who wanted to bring their country’s culture to the Brazilian capitol. The collection’s current home was built in the 1880’s specifically to house their growing collection, and was designed to evoke a Gothic-Renaissance influence that was popular at the time. At 350,000 titles, the collection soon became the largest collection of Portuguese works outside of Portugal itself including rare original manuscripts, singular works of literature, and unique proofs.

Keep reading more about the Royal Portuguese Cabinet of Reading, on Atlas Obscura…

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Монументально

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Fairy tales of autumn by Vint26

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 Rebecca Campbell