ROLE OF THE EUROPEAN LITERATURE IN THE INTERNATIONAL ARENA (SHAKESPEARE IN ENGLISH CULTURE AND WORLD LITERATURE)
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international relations, culture, language, literature, history, historical and historical-political background, language policy.Abstract
The article is focused on the status of the European literature in contemporary international relations. The way of its studying and expansion throughout the world is shown as well.
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