Writer Stalin. Language, tricks, plots. 3rd edition, fixed and supplemented. Waistff M.

The Russian language was not the native language of Stalin, its journalism was not famous for the bright literary syllable. However, contemporaries recall that his speeches made an enchanting, hypnotic impression on them. M. Weikoscope for the first time explores the literary language of Stalin, the specifics of his rhetoric and religious and mythological stereotypes that owned his consciousness. How are the language, worldview and perception of Stalin associated with the North Caucasian epic? What are the literary origins of his rhetoric? How do Christian and pagan models get along in his works? The work uses a large number of texts and materials that were not previously included in scientific use.

Mikhail Weiskf - Israeli Slavist, Doctor of Philosophy of Jerusalem University.