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Domashnev, Anatolii I. Corresponding member of the Literature and Languages
Department of the Russian Academy in 1993. He is director of the Institute of
Linguistic Research in Saint Petersburg.
Academician Sergei P. Zalygin, tel.209-57-40
Zalygin, Sergei P. Academician of the Literature and Languages Department of the
Russian Academy of Sciences in 1993.
Corresponding Member Iurii N. Karaulov, tel.202-65-40
Karaulov, Iurii N., D. Phlg S. Born in 1935. Corresponding member of the Literature
and Language Department of the Academy since 1981. Since 1981, he has been the
Director of the Russian Language Institute in Moscow.
Corresponding Member Feliks F. Kuznetsov, tel.290-50-30
Kuznetsov, Feliks F. D. Phlg. S. Born in 1931. Corresponding member since
December 1987. In 1988, he was named Director of the A. M. Gorkiy World
Literature Institute in Moscow that dates back to the mid-1930s and that serves as
the principal place for research on contemporary Russian and foreign literature in
Russia.
Academician Dmitrii S. Lihachev, tel.218-19-01(SPb)
Likhachev, Dmitrii S. Born in 1906 in St. Petersburg. Russian literary critic and
cultural historian. Corresponding member, 1953, and academician since 1970.
Principal membership in Literature and Language Department. He graduated from
Leningrad State University in 1928. He began his work at Pushkin House in 1939
(Institute of Russian Literature) and became head of the institute's sector of ancient
Russian literature in 1954. From 1946 to 1953, he was a professor at Leningrad
State University. His writings are many and distinguished. He has emphasized the
aesthetic distinctiveness of the culture of ancient Rus' and the problems of the
general theory of art. His works are characterized by a concentration on social
ideology, literature, folk poetry, and the fine arts. He is a foreign member of the
Bulgarian (1963), Austrian (1968), Serbian (1972), and Hungarian (1973)
academies of sciences. He holds honorary degrees from Torun (1964), Oxford
(1967), and Edinburgh (1970). Recipient of the State Prize in 1952 and 1969. In
1985, he received the V. G. Belinskii Prize for criticism. (GSE 14, p. 496.)
Corresponding Member Georgii Ios. Lomidze, tel.290-53-08
Lomidze, Georgii I., D. Phil. S. Born in 1914 in Tbilisi. Russian literary scholar.
Corresponding member of the Literature and Language Department of the Academy
since 1972. He graduated from the M. Gorkiy Institute of Literature in 1947. Since
1955, he has chaired the division of the history of Russian literature of the Gorkiy
Institute of World Literature. He began publishing in 1935. Doctor of Philosophical
Sciences (1960). He was a professor at the Academy of Social Sciences under the
CC CPSU from 1965. In 1980, he received the N. A. Dobroliubov Prize for his
contributions to the philosophical sciences. (GSE 15, pp. 123-4.)
Corresponding Member Petr Al. Nikolaev, tel.939-32-48
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