The firet European conference of national representatives of Manifesto "People with arthritis and rheumatism in Europe" Kuninsvinter, Germany 12-13 October 2002 by - -

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GENRE PECULIARITIES OF THE «POEM OF A THOUGHT» BY A. P. PLATONOV

“…On the basis of genre analysis it is shown that the «Poem of a Thought» gradually changes from philosophical reflection about the Universe into the author’s manifesto giving an idea of what the world has to be like.…”
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THE INFLUENCE OF RUSSIAN SYMBOLISTS’ LITERATURE STUDIES ON V. M. ZHIRMUNSKY’S UNDERSTANDING OF POETICS AS AN ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE

“…If the “Those Who Overcame Symbolism” can be seen as the manifesto of acmeism, then the “Goals of Poetics” is an equally brilliant manifesto of the new literature studies of the 1910s–1920s. …”
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Volost local government in the Kazan Governorate during the first year following the implementation of the Emancipation Reform of 1861 by A.A. Litvin, T.S. Mitrofanov

“…The key features of local governance and administration of volost justice by peasants in the first year following the proclamation of the Emancipation Manifesto were defined. The research is based on the reports sent from June to September 1862 by P.F. …”
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PROJECTS OF RESETTLEMENT OF FOREIGNERS TO RUSSIA AND THE EUROPEAN EXPERIENCE (SECOND HALF OF THE XVIII CENTURY) by O. K. Ermakova

“…The resettlement of foreign colonists to Russia in the era of Catherine II was carried out in accordance with the Manifesto published in 1763 and contracts with foreigners concluded on its basis. …”
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Bishop of Volyn Antonius (Khrapovitsky) and January 9/22, 1905 by Konstantin V. Kremenetsky

“…That was an episode of anti-Russian media campaign during the Russian-Japanese war. Imperial Manifesto of February 18, 1905 contained an official statement about internal unrest and labor strikes. …”
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A. N. Radishcev and N. M. Karamzin in the Ideological Context of “The Captain’s Daughter” by А. S. Pushkin

“…Pushkin addresses Nicolas I through the image of Catherin II, reminding the former about the most important principles of monarchy, hereby reviving “The Manifesto” by Karamsin. The ideological positions of Radishchev and Karamsin are compared rather than opposed to each other in the novel, because Pushkin considers it important to mark and bring together the two poles of Russian history and culture. …”
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Peasant Reform of 1861 in Reflection of Regional Press (“Vyatskiye Gubernskiye Vedomosti”) by A. M. Subbotina

“…It is shown that the Manifesto of February 19, 1861, the circulars of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on peasant affairs, extracts from the journals of the “provincial presence on peasant affairs” informed the population about the progress of the reform, presenting ways to resolve the arising problems. …”
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In Search of Integrity: Ayn Rand’s novel “The Anthem” and J. Kerouac’s novel “On the Road” by A. V. Grigorovskaya

“…The purpose of the article is to consider the story as a manifesto of objectivism, including it in the context of philosophical and cultural searches of the 20th century caused by the crisis of the Enlightenment project. …”
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Disarmament of ETA: the era of the Basque terrorism comes to an end by A. A. Orlov

“…All political parties of the Basque Country, except for the People’s party ruling in Spain, have signed the manifesto in support of disarmament of ETA. The government of Spain has declared that the disarmament of ETA is a victory of the Spanish democracy and has urged this radical organization to dissolve itself. …”
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Reform of the Zemstvo Representation: Development and Adjustment of P. A. Stolypin Project in 1906—1907. by A. A. Sorokin

“…It is emphasized that the development of the reform was a consequence of the Manifesto adopted in 1903 and 1904 and the decree on the need to transform local government and self-government. …”
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CATHERINE II COLONIZATION POLICY IN THE CONTEXT OF INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION PROCESSES AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE WORLD LABOR MARKET by O. K. Ermakova

“…Austria recruited colonists for Hungary and therefore competed with Russia; in France and Prussia the publication of Russian Manifestos on call of foreigners was totally forbidden. …”
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THE IMAGE OF THE FUTURE IN THE PROGRAMS OF NON-PARLIAMENTARY POLITICAL PARTIES AT THE ELECTIONS TO THE STATE DUMA OF THE VIIITH CONVOCATION by Valerii V. ZHichkin

“…</strong> The analysis of the programs of the political parties &ldquo;Yabloko&rdquo;, &ldquo;Russian Party of Freedom and Justice&rdquo;, &ldquo;Motherland&rdquo;, &ldquo;Pensioners Party&rdquo;, &ldquo;New People&rdquo; (at the time of the elections it was a non-parliamentary party), &ldquo;Communist Party &ldquo;Communists of Russia&rdquo;&rdquo;, &ldquo;Green&rdquo;, &ldquo;Green Alternative&rdquo;, &ldquo;Civil Platform&rdquo; as well as the manifesto of the party &ldquo;Growth&rdquo;, which was used by the party as an election program. …”
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ELECTION PROGRAMS OF NON-PARLIAMENTARY POLITICAL PARTIES IN THE ELECTIONS TO THE STATE DUMA OF THE VIII TH CONVOCATION. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS by Valerii V. ZHichkin

“…</strong> The analysis of the programs of the political parties &ldquo;Yabloko&rdquo;, &ldquo;Russian Party of Freedom and Justice&rdquo;, &ldquo;Motherland&rdquo;, &ldquo;Pensioners Party&rdquo;, &ldquo;New People&rdquo; (at the time of the elections it was a non-parliamentary party), &ldquo;Communist Party of Communists of Russia&rdquo;, &ldquo;Green&rdquo;, &ldquo;Green Alternative&rdquo;, &ldquo;Civil Platform&rdquo; as well as the manifesto of the party &ldquo;Growth&rdquo;, which was used by the party as an election program, was carried out. …”
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Facets of the Author’s Linguistic Personality in the Early Lyric and Philosophical Works of A. Platonov

“…An appeal to heterogeneous artistic and linguistic means representing different genres (utopia, dystopia, prose poem, poem, manifesto), styles (philosophical, journalistic, scientific), fields of knowledge (scientific, engineering, technical, philosophical, Holy Scripture), etc., show the breadth of the cultural horizon of the young writer. …”
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Evolution of British Euroscepticism in the Second Half of the 20th Century by Evgenii Atapin

“…The materials of the study incorporate statements of certain British politicians about attitudes towards European integration, works devoted to the analysis of Euroscepticism in the United Kingdom and manifestos of some far-right political parties. Analysis. …”
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Image of a Woman in Social Advertising in Italy by A. A. Ivanova

“…Examples of political manifestos and campaign posters are analyzed that precede the phenomenon of social advertising and are very close to it in their purpose. …”
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“Neurasthenia” (Shinkei Suijaku) and Writer Tanizaki Jun’ichirō by M. G. Selimov

“…The works of the writer are a series of “manifestos”, aimed at rethinking the role and image of women in modern society, searching for one’s own identity and the place of the Japanese nation in the modern world.…”
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Euroscepticism in the Discourse of “Russian Parties” in Estonia by Sergey A. Tambi

“…The data obtained as a result of using the discourse analysis method made it possible to study the indicators of the Eurosceptic discourse of “Russian parties” and process their programs, manifestos, electoral platforms, as well as statements of their high-ranking representatives. …”
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Black-hundreds and old believers: frustrated alliance by Andrey Ivanov

“…Using materials of right-wing party manifestos and speeches of Black-Hundred leaders, the article demonstrates that by and large they construed Old Believers as a valuable resource for extension of the social base of monarchist movement. …”
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