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FOREIGN CULTURE-ORIENTED LITERATURE: THE ART OF THE POSSIBLE
Globalization has made it necessary for all nations to employ international languages, and primarily English, to promote their cultures. Employing the latest achievements in “interlinguoculturology”, we look at original English-language texts about Russian culture, and explore what qualities a reader should possess in order to make a sober assessment of an English-language text about Russian culture.