Russian and Chinese Graduate Students of the IKBFU Successfully Defended their PhD Theses in Philology

Defence of PhD theses in 3 specialties (5.9.1. Russian Literature and literatures of peoples of the Russian Federation; 5.9.2. Literature of the peoples of the world; 5.9.5. Russian language. Languages of the peoples of Russia ) took place in Dissertation Council of the IKBFU.

Defense of the PhD thesis of Irina Loseva, devoted to the analysis of linguistic means of representation of the moderation of desirability in the lyric of Joseph Brodsky, — a vivid example of the development of traditions of the Kaliningrad school of moderacy, founded by professor Svetlana Sergeevna Vaulina (1945-2024). The The PhD student's supervisor was Natalya Babenko, a Doctor of Philology and Professor at the Higher School of Education and Humanities.

The main purpose of the study was a synthetic description of the "laws" of lyrics as a subjective kind of literature and creative attitudes of Joseph Brodsky. I think that the results of the work may be important for linguists studying modality in aspects of functional grammar and linguopoetics,
Irina Loseva emphasized.

Liu Le, a graduate of the IKBFU from the People's Republic of China, defended her dissertation on the artistic realization of the concepts of "home" and "Homeland" in the poetry of Valery Pereleshin. The dissertation was conducted under the supervision of Natalia Zhilina, Doctor of Philology, Professor at the Higher School of Education and Humanities.

Valery Pereleshin is a Russian immigrant who has lived in China for many years, has studied Chinese well and fell in love with Chinese culture. However, he never forgot his Homeland and wrote wonderful poems about Russia. I sincerely hope that this research will attract the attention of not only experts, but also poetry lovers of a wide range. I would like to express my deep gratitude to my supervisor, Professor Natalia Pavlovna Zhilina, for her patience and constant support,

said Liu Le.

The PhD thesis of Angela Rajkiewicz, an assistant at the Higher School of Communications and Creative Industries, is devoted to the problems of Messianism in the history of Polish literature (using the example of the works of romantic poets Adam Mickiewicz, Juliusz Slovak and Zygmunt Krasinski). The PhD student's supervisor is Vladimir Gilmanov, Doctor of Philology, Professor at the Institute of Education and Humanities.

This issue has not yet been widely developed in Russian literary criticism, but I sincerely hope that this research will draw the attention of specialists to the relevance of Messianic discourse in Polish humanitarian thought. I am deeply grateful to my supervisor Vladimir Khamitovich Gilmanov for his invaluable help and support at all stages of the work on the dissertation,
said Angela Rajkevich.