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Critic No.9

Critic No.9

Journal-'CRITIC'
NO: 09/YEAR-: 2012

S.No	AUTHOR	TITLE	PAGE NO
1.	RICHA SAWANT	A Tryst with the Past as a Realization of Present Cultural Identity: a Historical Perspective	7
2.	RANJANA BANERJEE	From Literary Realism To Market Realism…	14
3.	V. B. KATAEV	Судьбы классического наследия в современной культурной ситуации	22
4.	T.K GAJANAN	The Landlady and the Weltanschauung of Young Dostoevsky	29
5.	LEONARD STORCHEVOY	The Case of Woody Allen vs. Dostoevsky: Judeo- Cinematographic Philosophy of Crime and Non- Punishment	37
6.	TRINA BHATTACHARYA	Pedagogical Theory and Practice of Tolstoy and Tagore a Comparative Study	47
7.	UMA PARIHAR	Толстой и Ганди – проповедники человечности	56
8.	KANDARPA DAS	Трава-мурава ф. Абрамова 0 жанровое своеобразие	64
9.	N.VIAJYA KUMAR	Transformation in the Heroes of "Crime and Punishment" and O.V Vijayyan's Khasakkinte Lthihasam (The Legends of Khasak )	76
10.	KIRAN SINGH VERMA	The Basic Features of Russian Phonetics and their Relevance in the Teaching of Russian in India Context	81
11.	MANURADHA CHAUDHARY	Устойчивые выражения русского языка со словом черт	87
12.	SANDEEP KUMAR PANDEY	Сопоставительный типологический анализ структуры слова языка хинди с русским (на примере имени существительного)	102
13.	ARUNIM BANDYOPADHYAY	V. Gilbert, ed., From Periphery – To Centre: Trends in World Literature from the Middle Decades of the Twentieth Century to the Present vol. 3, Pannonia Konyvek, Pecs, 2006	108

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