[59] Milman Parry’s work attempted to demonstrate the traditional character of Homeric poetry. Despite a later shift in focus from the concept of “traditional” to “oral” (Finnegan 1991: 120), with at least the implication of a relatively open system as opposed to a relatively closed one, Parry’s early emphasis on tradition was so strong that his theory tended to be read as one discounting, if n...

A review of K. Hirschkop’s book “The Cambridge introduction to Mikhail Bakhtin” is presented. The by the renowned Canadian literary and cultural studies scholar Professor Hirschkop aims give a systematic description M.M. Bakhtin’s scientific heritage for English-speaking reader, especially philology students’ audience. According reviewers, author solves in this both traditional tasks textbook, ...

The relational-historical approach to the study of mother-infant interaction is discussed in the light of the theories of Henri Wallon and Mikhail Bakhtin. The central question addresses the relevance of the concept of dialogue for this area of research. It is argued that an important common ground for Wallon and Bakhtin is the focus on the bodily origin of social interaction. The infant initia...

The object of the study is idiodiscourse outstanding philologist M.M. Bakhtin, subject integral and differential features Bakhtin as a realization professional linguistic personality philologist. purpose based on material within framework comparative rhetorical analysis, to reveal invariant core individual set goal predetermines number specific tasks: 1. consider history issue: summarize studie...