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Аргументация права на верховную власть в русском политическом дискурсе XV-XVII вв

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Аргументация права на верховную власть в русском политическом дискурсе XV-XVII вв

Abstract

This paper analyzes the ways of argumentation for substantiation of autocratical power in Ruthenia, used in the texts of Old Russian scribes of the 15-17th centuries.

В данной работе описываются приемы аргументации для обоснования самодержавной власти в Руси, использованные в текстах древнерусских книжников -XVII вв.

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ДРЕВНЕРУССКИЕ ПОЛИТИЧЕСКИЕ ТЕКСТЫ XV-XVII ВВ., АРГУМЕНТАЦИЯ ДЛЯ ОБОСНОВАНИЯ ПРАВА НА ВЛАСТЬ

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