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2005

1.Experiment of collective commentary on the "Introduction" of the poem by Timur Kibirov "Through Farewell Tears" [& Team LJ] // Toronto Slavic Quarterly. No. 13. http://community.livejournal.com/ru_lit/206083.html.
2.Russian literature of the 20th century: journal and newspaper "keys". Studies. Moscow, 2005. — 74 p. Also see: http://www.sovlit.ru/docs/lekmanov_kniga.pdf.
3.Russian modernists as "co-authors" of headlines in Moscow newspapers (1985—1995) // New Literary Review. No. 71. [2005]. P. 481—498. Also see: http://magazines.russ.ru/nlo/2005/71/lek35.html.
4.The text is itself! // Znamya. 2005. No. 1. P. 190. Also see: New "Znamya". 1986 – 2006. Moscow, 2006. P. 433 – 434. Also see: http://magazines.russ.ru/znamia/2005/1/di11.html.
5.Here's how they became @-signs // Toronto Slavic Quarterly. No. 11. http://www.utoronto.ca/tsq/11/lekhmanov11.shtml.
6.Oleg Lekmanov: "Much remains unexplained" [Interview] // Knizhnoe obozrenie. 2005. February 28. P. 5. Also see: http://www.knigoboz.ru/news/news2766.html.
7.Anna Akhmatova (article for a children's encyclopedia) // http://www.akhmatova.org/articles/lekhmanov3.htm.
8.Man without a jacket [review] // Knizhnoe obozrenie. 2005. No. 21. P. 6.
9."The Mattress Rider": about one image in one unjust poem by I. Brodsky // Joseph Brodsky: Reading Strategies. Materials of the international scientific conference September 2-4, 2004 in Moscow. Moscow, 2005. P. 130—132.
10.Around "Notre Dame" // "My light will sink into the abyss. I will leave you a ray..." Collection of publications, articles and materials dedicated to the memory of Vladimir Vasilievich Musatov. Veliky Novgorod, 2005. P. 170—174. [Also see: Art versus Literature. France — Russia — Germany at the turn of the XIX—XX centuries. Moscow, 2006. P. 455—461].
11.Russian literature of the 20th century against the background of Pushkin // Pushkin Collection. Moscow, 2005. P. 343—349.
12.Ivans in "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" // Between two anniversaries. 1998—2003. Writers, critics, literary scholars on the work of A.I. Solzhenitsyn. Moscow, 2005. P. 437—440.
13.On three early Mayakovsky poems // Proceedings of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Series of Literature and Language. 2005. Vol. 64. No. 4. P. 62—65.
14. "Especially interested in women, Esenin's degree is greatly exaggerated" [Interview] // Kommersant. 2005. No. 185/P (October 3). P. 21. Also see: http://www.kommersant.ru/doc.html?DocID=614061&IssueId=23524.
15. "This is not about Esenin, but about the criminal poet Kukushkin" // Komsomolskaya Pravda. 2005. No. 173-P (November 7). P. 9. Also see: http://www.kp.ru/daily/23607.5/46423/.
16. The "murder" of Esenin is not an ideological but rather a commercial project [Interview] // http://www.polit.ru/culture/2005/11/11/lekm.html.
17. "You can talk to angels..." (From K. Raydel's interview with Viktor Shklovsky). [Material for publication prepared by V. Dubovik, O. Lekmanov, A. Medvedev, O. Ushakova] // Questions of Literature. 2005. September—October. P. 3—10. Also see: http://magazines.russ.ru/voplit/2005/5/sh1.html.
18.Small philological genre: from "commentary" to "memoir". [Foreword to a selection of articles]. [In collaboration with M. Sverdlov] // Questions of Literature. 2005. September—October. P. 322—323. Also see: http://magazines.russ.ru/voplit/2005/5/m21.html
19.Around and about Esenin: three notes // Counterpoint. Book of articles in memory of Galina Andreevna Belaia. Moscow, 2005. P. 90—98.
20. "There was no place for pride or ostentatious humiliation". In memory of A.P. Chudakov // http://www.polit.ru/analytics/2005/10/22/in_memoriam.html.
21.On the poem by Andrey Bely "Evening Sacrifice" (1903). On the theme: "Modernism and mass poetry" // Russian Literature. 2005. LVIII—I/II. P. 109—113.
22. [In memory of M.L. Gasparyan] // http://www.ruthenia.ru/document/537115.html.
23. "Florence in Moscow" ("Italian" architectural motifs in I. Bunin's "Clean Monday") // Russian Anthropological School. Works. Issue 3. Moscow, 2005. P. 346—350. Also see: http://www.utoronto.ca/tsq/17/lekhmanov17.shtml.
24."In an unnatural pose, according to Somov" // Historical-Philological Collection. Shipovnik. On the 60th anniversary of Roman Davidovich Timenchik. Moscow, 2005. P. 248—249.
25. Clarification regarding (from) the newspaper // New Literary Review. No. 75. 2005. P. 253—258. Also see: http://magazines.russ.ru/nlo/2005/75/le23.html.
26.Mandelstam and Shakespeare: an experience of comparative comparison // Bulletin of the History of Literature and Art. Vol. 1. Moscow, 2005. P. 263—268.
27.The novel "The Ghost of Alexander Wolf" in the cultural context of the era (theses on the topic) // Geito Gazdanov and the "unnoticed generation": the writer at the intersection of traditions and cultures. Collection of scientific papers. Moscow, 2005. P. 71—73.
28.Bagritsky, Eduard // Great Russian Encyclopedia. Vol. 2. Moscow, 2005. P. 639.

2006

29. On three Acmeist books. M. Zenkevich. V. Narbut. O. Mandelstam. Moscow, 2006. — 124 p.
30.Vaginov, Konstantin // Great Russian Encyclopedia. Vol. 4. Moscow, 2006. P. 491.
31. Ippon! // http://russ.ru/Mirovaya-povestka/Ippon!
32. Leninka and Istorichka. 9 tips for library visitors // http://russ.ru/Mirovaya-povestka/Leninka-i-Istorichka
33. Neither dIscourse, nor discOUrse // http://russ.ru/Mirovaya-povestka/Ni-dIskurs-ni-diskUrs
34. Literary life of Russia in the 1920s. Events. Reviews of contemporaries. Bibliography. Volume I. Part 1. Moscow and Petrograd. 1917—1920 — Moscow: IMLI RAN, 2005. — 766 p.; Literary life of Russia in the 1920s. Events. Reviews of contemporaries. Bibliography. Volume I. Part 2. Moscow and Petrograd. 1921—1922 — Moscow: IMLI RAN, 2005. — 704 p. [review] // Toronto Slavic Quarterly. No. 15. http://www.utoronto.ca/tsq/15/lekmanov15.shtml.
35. "Let's drink and pour again!". As a toast // http://russ.ru/Mirovaya-povestka/Vyp-em-i-snova-nal-em!
36. "I will cut, I will beat!" // http://russ.ru/Mirovaya-povestka/Budu-rezat-budu-bit-!
37.Alexander Vvedensky: towards establishing a circle of readers // Poet Alexander Vvedensky. Collection of materials. Moscow, 2006. P. 363—368.
38. Literary today // http://russ.ru/Mirovaya-povestka/Literaturnoe-segodnya
39. Professor of Generation X [Interview] // Veshch. Civil Journal. 2006. No. 2. P. 10—17. Also see: http://www.expert.ru/printissues/thing/2006/02/professor_x/.
40. Russian popular Orthodoxy // http://russ.ru/Mirovaya-povestka/Russkoe-narodnoe-pravoslavie
41. "Zlato Usi Anna of All Russia". On the eve of the graduation and entrance exam season // http://russ.ru/Mirovaya-povestka/Zlatousoj-Anne-Vseya-Rusi
42. "<B. Akunin presented his new novel...>" // http://polit.ru/culture/2006/05/akunin.html.
43. "<Gavrilov served in 'Obzor'>" // Knizhnoe obozrenie. 2006. No. 18. P. 3. Also see: http://www.knigoboz.ru/news/news3524.html.
44. About Trotsky, Mandelstam, the Constantinople rod, and anecdotes // http://russ.ru/Mirovaya-povestka/Pro-Trockogo-Mandel-shtama-i-konstantinopol-skuyu-udochku
45. Is the theater a place where they shout? // http://russ.ru/Mirovaya-povestka/Teatr-eto-mesto-gde-krichat
46. Who killed Sergey Yesenin? // http://russ.ru/Mirovaya-povestka/Kto-ubil-Cergeya-Esenina
47.Ilya Ilf's notebooks: From an internet commentary // Questions of Literature. 2006. July-August. P. 326-327.
48. Almost a holy family: "Marina," "Joseph," "Venichka" // http://russ.ru/Mirovaya-povestka/Pochti-svyatoe-semejstvo-Marina-Iosif-Venichka
49.Three strokes to the portrait of Mikhail Leonovich Gasparyov // Philological Journal. 2006. No. 1(2). P. 233-234.
50."Poems about the Unknown Soldier". Occasion // Verse, language, poetry. In memory of Mikhail Leonovich Gasparyov. Moscow, 2006. P. 305-308.
51."'Grapes quivering threaten us these worlds'" // Collected Works. For the sixtieth birthday of Lev Iosifovich Sobolev. Moscow, 2006. 328-331.
52.Pasternak's Neighbor: The Biography of Zinovy Davydov // Blokovsky Collection. XVII. Tartu, 2006. P. 35-40.
53."And yet, 'nymphettes' are great!" // Empire N. Nabokov and successors. Moscow, 2006. P. 285-290.
54.Commentary and Internet capabilities // Text and commentary. Round table for the 75th anniversary of Vyacheslav Vsevolodovich Ivanov. Moscow, 2006. P. 220-227.
55. Timur Kibirov through the eyes of a person of my generation // New World. 2006. No. 9. P. 174-177 [See also: Kibirov T. In honor of the awarding of the Russian National Prize "Poet". Moscow, 2008. P. 41]. Also see: http://magazines.russ.ru/novyi_mi/2006/9/le17.html.
56. About a physiognomic subtext // Cyrillic, or the sky in diamonds: Collection for the 40th anniversary of Kirill Rogov http://www.ruthenia.ru/document/539753.html.
57. 100 short poems about Moscow. 1900-2005. Anthology/ [Compilation and foreword] // http://www.ruthenia.ru/lekmanov/.
58.Note on the theme "Two avant-gardes in the history of Russian culture" // Khlebnikov - Avant-garde. Belgrade, 2006. P. 201-202.
59.Osip Mandelstam and Vyacheslav Ivanov [Co-authored with E.V. Glukhova] // Vyacheslav Ivanov's Tower and the culture of the Silver Age. St. Petersburg, 2006. P. 173-179.
60. Poet and revolution: Yesenin in 1917-1918 [Co-authored with M.I. Sverdlov] // Literature Issues. 2006. November - December. P. 89-120. Also see: http://magazines.russ.ru/voplit/2006/6/le5.html.
61. Teeth on both ends. Modernization and restoration in a particular village // Independent Newspaper. 2006. December 26. P. 16. Also see: http://www.ng.ru/style/2006-12-26/16_teeth.html.
62.Brief prologue // Kaverin V. Epilogue. Moscow, 2006. P. 5-10.
63. Sergey Yesenin and the "pig's face" [Co-authored with M.I. Sverdlov] // Voronezh Courier. 2006. December 7. No. 136 (2486). P. 3. Also see: http://esenin.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?t=501&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0&sid=04135538f1838e92b888de8cedb3c918.

64."Ah, all the familiar motifs" (about "Modern Onegin" by M.Ya. Pustynin) // Studia Russica Helsingiensia et Tartuensia. "The present century and the past century": cultural reflection of the past era. Part 2. Tartu, 2006. P. 251 – 258.
65.From the collection of parodies on "Zverinets" by Khlebnikov // Artistic Text as a Dynamic System. Materials of the International Scientific Conference dedicated to the 80th anniversary of V.P. Grigoriev. May 19 – 22, 2005. Moscow, 2006. P. 576 – 579.
66. Nikolai Gumilev and the left Acmeists: new and little-known materials // Gumilevsky Readings. Materials of the International Scientific Conference April 14 – 16, 2006. St. Petersburg, 2006. P. 279 – 283.

2007
67.Sergey Yesenin. Biography [Co-authored with M.I. Sverdlov]. St. Petersburg, 2007. — 624 p.
68.Yesenin // Great Russian Encyclopedia. Vol. 9. Moscow, 2007. P. 702 – 703.
69.When Yesenin was little: a chapter from a new biography of the poet // Forest Textology. Proceedings of the III Summer School on the Karelian Isthmus on Textology and Source Study of Russian Literature. St. Petersburg, 2007. P. 24-35.
70. Sergey Yesenin in 1916 [Co-authored with M.I. Sverdlov] // Russian Anthropological School. Works. Issue 4/1. Moscow, 2007. P. 206 – 227. Also see: http://ec-dejavu.net/y/Sergei_Yesenin.html.
71.Yesenin and Pushkin in 1924 [Co-authored with M.I. Sverdlov] // Book Review. 2007. No. 15 (2129). P. 19.
72. Sergey Yesenin and Isadora Duncan in Vladimir Nabokov's story "Spring in Fialta" // NOJ/NOZH. Nabokov Online Journal. 2007. Vol. 1 // http://etc.dal.ca/noj/issue1/articles/LEKMANOV.pdf.
73.How Sergey Yesenin's Soviet reputation was formed // The Real Life of Pierre Delalande. Studies in Russian and Comparative Literature to Honor Alexander Dolinin. Part 1. Stanford, 2007. P. 360 – 377.
74. "Sober and drunk Yesenin - two different people" [Interview] // Izvestia. Moscow Week. 2007. No. 147 (27431). August 17. P. 34. Also see: http://pda.izvestia.ru/article.html/use.article.27431_38/.
75.Yesenin was a calculating strategist. Scientists Oleg Lekmanov and Mikhail Sverdlov tried to debunk common myths about the poet [Interview] // Evening St. Petersburg. 2007. December 7. P. 36.
76.Andrei Bely and Vyacheslav Ivanov in Georgy Knorre's diary 1918 – 1919 // Toronto Slavic Quarterly. No. 19. http://www.utoronto.ca/tsq/19/lekhmanov19.shtml.
77.Book project of the magazine "Time Out" [survey] // "Time Out". 2007. March 19. Also see: http://books.timeout.ru/inner/56/.
78. What could (have) Vladimir Narbut and Alexander Bulatovich talk about // Zvezda. 2007. No. 1. P. 161-164. Also see: http://magazines.russ.ru/zvezda/2007/1/na14.html.
79.Acmeism // History of Russian Literature from the late 19th to the early 20th century. Textbook. In 2 volumes. Vol. 2. Moscow, 2007. P. 227 – 252.
80.V.V. Mayakovsky // History of Russian Literature from the late 19th to the early 20th century. Textbook. In 2 volumes. Vol. 2. Moscow, 2007. P. 316 – 325.
81.About one poem by Sergey Gandlevsky // Russian Man at the Turn of an Era in Domestic Literature. Collection of articles based on the materials of the International Literary and Educational Forum. Kirov, 2007. P. 108 – 110.
82.Tikhonov, Nikolai Semenovich // O.E. Mandelstam, his predecessors and contemporaries. Collection of materials for the Mandelstam Encyclopedia. Moscow, 2007. P. 138 – 141.
83.About a Volga poem by Mandelstam: "The steamer with chickens..." // The art of poetics – the art of poetry. In honor of the 70th anniversary of I.V. Fomenko. Tver, 2007. P. 122 – 126.
84."I would nominate... a collection of articles by A.A. Dolinin about Pushkin..." [Reply in the "Book of the Year" section] // Book Review. 2007. No. 33 – 34. P. 6.
85. From the demobilization album. Stories // New World. 2007. No. 9. P. 65 – 71. Also see: http://magazines.russ.ru/novyi_mi/2007/9/lek.html.
86. About a Pushkin pun // Pushkin Readings in Tartu. Pushkin Era: Problems of Reflection and Commentary: Materials of an international conference. Tartu, 2007. P. 47 – 53. Also see: http://www.ruthenia.ru/document/542753.html.
87. "Let them listen now...": about Alexander Blok's article "'Without divinity, without inspiration' (The Acmeist Guild)" // New Literary Review. No. 87. [2007]. P. 214 – 227. Also see: http://magazines.russ.ru/nlo/2007/87/le11.html.
88."Eclogue 5th (Summer) by J. Brodsky: 24 notes" // Lake Textology. Proceedings of the IV Summer School on the Karelian Isthmus on Textology and Source Study of Russian Literature. Settlement Polyany (Uusikirkko) of the Leningrad Region, 2007. P. 32 - 40.

2008
89.Narbut, Vladimir, Zenkevich, Mikhail. Articles. Reviews. Letters / Compiled, text preparation, and annotations by M. Kotova, S. Zenkevich, O. Lekmanova. Preface by O. Lekmanova. Moscow, 2008. — 330 p.
90."I will go to the sparrows and the reporters." Late Mandelstam: a portrait against the newspaper background // Toronto Slavic Quarterly. No. 25. http://www.utoronto.ca/tsq/25/lekmanov25.shtml.
91."I speak with the epoch..." The newspaper context of Osip Mandelstam's poems in 1935 // Questions of Literature. September – October. 2008. P. 201 – 222.
92.Newspaper subtexts of civil poems by O. Mandelstam in 1936 – 1937 // Russian Post. [Belgrade]. 2008. No. 2. P. 87 – 104.
93.The book of poems as a "major form" in the culture of Russian modernism // Author's bookmaking in poetry. Materials of the International Scientific and Practical Conference March 19 – 22, 2008. Part I. Omsk, 2008. P. 64 – 87. Also see: http://www.trediakovsky.ru/kniga-stihov.
94.From the commentary on Ilf's notebooks // Bulgakov Collection. V. Tallinn, 2008. P. 285 – 288.
95.Sergey Yesenin in dialogue with the national avant-garde [In collaboration with M.I. Sverdlov] // Izvestiya RAN. Series of literature and language. 2008. Vol. 67. No. 1. P. 21 – 37 [also see: Literary and artistic avant-garde in the socio-cultural space of the Russian provinces: history and modernity. Saratov, 2008. P. 74 – 99].
96. Mandelstam and Baudelaire // Toronto Slavic Quarterly. No. 23. http://www.utoronto.ca/tsq/23/Lekmanov.shtml.
97.Blok's Pushkin speech: context and subtexts // And time and place. Historical and philological collection for the sixtieth anniversary of Alexander Lvovich Ospovat. Moscow, 2008. P. 479 – 487.
98.From the commentary on I.A. Bunin's story "Clean Monday" // Russian literature of the late 19th – early 20th centuries in the mirror of modern science. In honor of V.A. Keldysh. Moscow, 2008. P. 292 – 304.
99. "At night, jokes walk along Ilyinka...” What jokes? // New Literary Review. No. 90. [2008]. P. 167 – 170. Also see: http://magazines.russ.ru/nlo/2008/90/le13.html.
100.Educational reform: imitation of vigorous activity [Interview] // Tatyanin Den = http://taday.ru/text/117880.html.
101.Gasparov M.L. Works on O.E. Mandelstam and his researchers [Bibliography] [Compilation, together with D. Mamedova and P. Nerler] // "Preserve my speech...". Issue 4/1. Moscow, 2008. P. 27 – 33.
102.O.E. Mandelstam. The beginning of the translation of E.T.A. Hoffmann's fairy tale "The Golden Pot" / Accompanying notes by P. Nerler and O. Lekmanov // "Preserve my speech...". Issue 4/1. Moscow, 2008. P. 48 – 49.
103.Vladimir Narbut: 16 letters to Mikhail Zenkevich. Publication and text preparation by M. Kotova and O. Lekmanova. Notes by O. Lekmanova // "Preserve my speech...". Issue 4/1. Moscow, 2008. P. 83 – 111.
104.From parodies and epigrams on O. Mandelstam / Publication and notes by O. Lekmanova and P. Nerler // "Preserve my speech...". Issue 4/2. Moscow, 2008. P. 721 – 728.

105.Guess whose - whom? (Further on the Subtextual Method of Studying Osip Mandelstam's Verses) // "Preserve my speech...". Issue 4/2. Moscow, 2008. P. 785 – 787.
106.Mayakovsky and his surroundings in the work of V. Kataev "My Diamond Crown" // The Creative Work of V.V. Mayakovsky in the Early 21st Century. Moscow, 2008. P. 344 – 349.
107."Worms" and "stars" in the "Concert at the Station" // Bulletin of the Orthodox St. Tikhon Humanitarian University. 2008. No. 2(12). P. 38 – 40.
108.Once again about Joseph Brodsky's "Christmas Romance" // Department of Criticism - to its Jubilee Members. Collection of Articles in Honor of V.G. Vozdvizhensky, L.Sh. Vilchek, V.I. Novikov. Moscow, 2008. P. 64 – 69.
109.Out of Love for Humanity (Marietta Chudakova. New Works) [Review] // Otechestvennye Zapiski. Vol. 42 (No. 3). 2008. P. 358 – 360. Also see: http://www.strana-oz.ru/?numid=44&article=1698.
110.Khlestakov(s) of Russian poetry // Andrei Bely in a Changing World. On the 125th Anniversary. Moscow, 2008. P. 342 – 348.
111.Mandelstam and Gornfeld. On the History of a Scandal [In collaboration with M.A. Kotova and A.Yu. Sergeeva-Klyatis] // Semiotics of Scandal. Paris – Moscow, 2008. P. 347 – 367.
112.Note on an Episode from Sergei Yesenin's Biography // Semiotics of Scandal. Paris – Moscow, 2008. P. 402 – 405.
113.Osip Mandelstam and Figures of the Russian Avant-Garde (Articles from the "Mandelstam Encyclopedia") // Literary and Artistic Avant-Garde in the Socio-Cultural Space of the Russian Province: History and Modernity. Saratov, 2008. P. 33 – 52.
114.From the silences of Ivan Bunin's "Clean Monday" // Literature of the Russian Emigration (1920s – 1940s). A View from the 21st Century. St. Petersburg, 2008. P. 168-173.
115.On Mandelstam's poem "Akhmatova" (1914) // Natale grate numeras? Collection of Articles for the 60th Anniversary of Georgy Akhillovich Levinton. St. Petersburg, 2008. P. 338 – 341.
116."Change of Surname" by N. Oleyinkov in the Newspaper Context // Zvezda. 2008. No. 12. P. 159 – 163. Also see: http://magazines.russ.ru/zvezda/2008/12/le17.html.

2009

117.Osip Mandelstam. Poet's life (series "Lives of Remarkable People"). 3rd edition, revised and expanded. Moscow, 2009. — 357 pgs. See also: http://www.ruslit.net/preview.php?path=%u0411%u0438%u043E%u0433%u0440%u0430%u0444%u0438%u0438%20%u0418%20%u041C%u0435%u043C%u0443%u0430%u0440%u044B/%u041B%u0435%u043A%u043C%u0430%u043D%u043E%u0432%20%u041E%u043B%u0435%u0433/&fname=%u041E%u0441%u0438%u043F%20%u041C%u0430%u043D%u0434%u0435%u043B%u044C%u0448%u0442%u0430%u043C%20%u0416%u0438%u0437%u043D%u044C%20%u041F%u043E%u044D%u0442%u0430.txt
118.Anna Akhmatova in the memoirs of Irina Odoevtseva // Lake School. Proceedings of the Fifth International Summer School on the Karelian Isthmus on Russian Literature. Polyan (Uusikirkko) Settlement, Leningrad Oblast, 2009. Pp. 59–67.
119.Evolution of the book of poems as a "big form" in Russian poetic culture at the end of the 19th to the beginning of the 20th century // Avant-garde and ideology: Russian examples. Belgrade, 2009. Pp. 322–341.
120.Katayev Valentin Petrovich // Russian Writers of the 20th Century. Biographical Dictionary. A – Z. Moscow, 2009. Pp. 261–263.
121.Mandelstam Osip Emilievich // Ibid. Pp. 337–341.
122.Fifteen notes by Alexander Tinyakov on Zinaida Gippius' book "Last Poems" (1918) (Towards constructing the reader's literary history) // Anthropology of Revolution. Collection of articles based on the materials of the 16th Bath Readings of the journal "New Literary Review." Moscow, 2009. Pp. 127–138. See also: http://www.fedy-diary.ru/?p=3706.
123.Stock up on money — Paris is a cruel city [Signed: Alik_Manov] // Newspaper. Ru. 2009. April 7 = http://www.gazeta.ru/travel/2009/04/03_e_2969932.shtml
124."Between the Sky and the Whirlpool". On the book of poems "July" by Konstantin Gadaev // Stengazeta.net. 2009. April 22. http://www.stengazeta.net/article.html?article=6102. See also: Bulletin of Moscow Pedagogical University. Series "Philological Education." 2009. No. 2 (3). Pp. 132–135.
125.Tynyanov and Merezhkovsky // Tynyanov Collection. Vol. 13. Twelfth – Thirteenth – Fourteenth Tynyanov Readings. Research. Materials. Moscow, 2009. Pp. 237–241.
126.On the final poem of Mandelstam's "Stone" (1913) // Poetry of the finale: Interuniversity collection of scientific papers. Novosibirsk, 2009. Pp. 65–68.
127.Paranoid lies [Interview about M. Nappelbaum] // Lechaim. Monthly literary and journalistic magazine. 2009. No. 6. P. 65. See also: http://www.lechaim.ru/ARHIV/206/mamedov.htm.
128.Jubilee. "The Woman with Blue Lips" in Anna Akhmatova's "Requiem" // Stengazeta.net. 2009. June 23. http://www.stengazeta.net/article.html?article=6274.
129.European painting through the eyes of Mandelstam (Article I: Italy, Russia) // Toronto Slavic Quarterly. No. 28. http://www.utoronto.ca/tsq/28/lekhmanov28.shtml.
130.A. Arkhangelskaya-Galich vs. Ruthenia <Interview> // Polit.Ru = http://www.polit.ru/culture/2009/08/25/lekmanov.html.
131.The Unfathomable Beast. A Guess on one of Velimir Khlebnikov's poems // Stengazeta.net. 2009. September 2. http://www.stengazeta.net/article.html?article=6431.
132.From the total commentary on the "Egyptian Mark": Kreshchatik [Co-authored with M.A. Kotova] // http://www.ruthenia.ru/document/548135.html.
133.Shlaubersbach Resurrected // Stengazeta.net. 2009. October 26. http://www.stengazeta.net/article.html?article=6615.
134.Dedicated to the November 7th Celebration. "My First Goose" by I. Babel: An Experience of Slow Reading // Stengazeta.net. 2009. November 7. http://www.stengazeta.net/article.html?article=6647.
135.A Thick Layer of Spiritual Fat // Snob. 2009. November 18. http://www.snob.ru/selected/entry/9202.
136.And is this a negative review? [Co-authored with M.I. Sverdlov] // Novoye Literaturnoye Obozreniye. No. 99. 2009. Pp. 289–298. See also: http://magazines.russ.ru/nlo/2009/99/le29.html.
137.Lion, Child, and "Charodey" // Stengazeta.net. 2009. November 30. http://www.stengazeta.net/article.html?article=6734.
138.Native to the People // Snob. 2009. November 18. December 2. http://www.snob.ru/selected/entry/9876.
139.Three Old Women // Snob. 2009. December 18. http://www.snob.ru/selected/entry/10641.
140.Notes of the Unknown on K. Balmont's book "Let's Be Like the Sun": Towards constructing the reader's literary history // Permyakov Collection. Part 2. Moscow, 2009. Pp. 494–498.
141."Egyptian Mark": A Total Commentary (title, epigraph, first page) // Worlds of Osip Mandelstam. Materials of the international scientific seminar May 31 – June 4, 2009. Perm – Cherdyn. Perm, 2009. Pp. 149–169.
142.On the Possible Biographical Subtext of Osip Mandelstam's Sonnet "Casino" (1912) // Novy Filologicheskiy Vestnik. 2009. No. 3 (10). In honor of Dina Magomedova's anniversary. Pp. 26–30.


2010

143.Mandelstam. By Oleg Lekmanov, translated by Tatiana Retivov, edited by Lazar Fleishman. Academic Studies Press, Boston, 2010. — 204 pp. ISBN 978-1-934843-28-4. Hardback.
144.Andrey Bely and Vyacheslav Ivanov in Georgy Knorre's Diary 1918 – 1919 // Vyacheslav Ivanov. Research and Materials. Issue 1. St. Petersburg, 2010. Pp. 670 – 676.
145.Anna Akhmatova's book of poems "Evening" (1912) as a "major form" // Forest School: Proceedings of the VI International Summer School on Russian Literature at Karelian Isthmus. Polyan village (Uusikirkko) of Leningrad Oblast, 2010. Pp. 94 – 108. See also: http://lib.pushkinskijdom.ru/Default.aspx?tabid=10154.
146.Akhmatova [Co-authored with S. F. Danilova] // Russian Literature at the End of the XIX — Beginning of the XX Century. Bibliographic Index. Vol. 1. A – M., Moscow, 2010. Pp. 111 – 128.
147.Gorodetsky [With the participation of E. V. Glukhova] // Russian Literature at the End of the XIX — Beginning of the XX Century. Bibliographic Index. Vol. 1. A – M., Moscow, 2010. Pp. 441 – 448.
148.Zenkevich // Russian Literature at the End of the XIX — Beginning of the XX Century. Bibliographic Index. Vol. 1. A – M., Moscow, 2010. Pp. 598 – 601.
149.Mandelstam // Russian Literature at the End of the XIX — Beginning of the XX Century. Bibliographic Index. Vol. 1. A – M., Moscow, 2010. Pp. 865 – 871.
150.The Self-judgment Scene at Mandelstam's. Apraksin Yard in "Egyptian Mark" [Co-authored with M. A. Kotova] // Stengazeta.net. 2010. April 19. http://www.stengazeta.net/article.html?article=7127.
151.Acmeism and the "Poets' Guild" in the critics' evaluations of the early 1910s: quotes with comments // Modernités russes 10. Le temps dans la poétique acméiste, Lyon, 2010. Pp. 15 – 25.
152.Timur Kibirov's "Tease": materials for commentary // Con Amore. Historical-Philological Collection in honor of Lyubov Nikolaevna Kiseleva. Moscow, 2010. Pp. 284 – 288.
153.Poem "On the Death of Zhukov" (1974): Analysis outline // Joseph Brodsky in the 21st century. Materials of the international scientific research conference. St. Petersburg, 1910. Pp. 204 – 207.
154.Again on illustrations // Stengazeta.net. 2010. June 30. http://www.stengazeta.net/article.html?article=7272.
155.The Definition of Poetry: Boris Ryzhy's Version [Co-authored with M. I. Sverdlov] // Russian Literature. 2010. LXVII-I. Pp. 113 – 121.
156.Jules Verne in the first chapter of Osip Mandelstam's "Egyptian Mark" (1927) // Europe in Russia. Collection of articles. Moscow, 2010. Pp. 360 – 362.
157.Mikhail Zenkevich: strokes to the portrait // Metamorphoses of Russian Literature. Belgrade, 2010. Pp. 207 – 219.
158."Agitprofsouz Lubok". From the real commentary on Pasternak [Co-authored with A. Y. Sergeyeva-Klyatis] // Novy Mir. 2010. No. 6. Pp. 155 – 162. See also: http://magazines.russ.ru/novyi_mi/2010/6/kl12.html.
159.Beyond Poetic Bad Weather [On Joseph Utkin] // Lechaim. 2010. No. 6. Pp. 65 – 66. See also: http://www.lechaim.ru/ARHIV/218/4x4.htm.
160.Cinema-Oleyinkov (Towards constructing the poet's biography) // From Words to Body. Collection of articles for the 60th anniversary of Yuri Tsvyan. Moscow, 2010. Pp. 170 - 174.
161.<Draft for a commemorative note on Evgeny Baratynsky> by Ivan Konevskogo // Vademecum. For the 65th anniversary of Lazar Fleishman. Moscow, 2010. Pp. 76 – 79.
162.On the theme: "Alexander Blok and Fyodor Sologub" // Shakhmatovsky Vestnik. Issue 10 – 11. Moscow, 2010. Pp. 160 – 164.
163.About the French layer in "Mandelstam's Egyptian Stamp" // XVIII Lotman Readings. Moscow, RGGU, December 16 – 18, 2010. Abstracts of reports. Moscow, 2010. Pp. 67 – 69.
164.On one parallel to "Petty Demon" // Fyodor Sologub. Biography. Creativity. Interpretations. St. Petersburg, 2010. Pp. 196 – 200.
165.Index of names and titles to Volumes VII and VIII [Together with A. L. Grishunin, E. V. Glukhova, D. M. Magomedova] // Blok A. Complete Works and Letters: in 20 volumes. Moscow, 2010. Pp. 481 – 584.
166.Notes on Tartu in contemporary Russian poetry: exploring the place [Co-authored with R. G. Leybov] // Blokovsky Collection. XVIII. Russia and Estonia in the 20th Century: Dialogue of Cultures. Tartu, 2010. Pp. 238 – 254. See also: http://www.ruthenia.ru/Blok_XVIII/Leibov_Lekmanov.pdf.


2011

167.Sergey Yesenin. Biography. Second revised and expanded edition [Co-authored with M. I. Sverdlov]. Moscow, "Azbuka-Atticus," 2011. – 607 pp.
168.The Poet and Newspapers. Osip Mandelstam's Poems of the 1930s. Saarbrücken, 2011. – 99 pp.
169."Mandelstam's Egyptian Stamp": Explanations for the reader [Co-authored with M. Kotova, O. Repina, A. Sergeeva-Klyatis, S. Sinelnikov] // http://www.ruthenia.ru/document/550838.html.
170.Davidov Zinoviy. Wind: Poems / Compilation, text preparation, and afterword by O. Lekmanov. Moscow, 2011. – 88 pp.
171.From the compilers // From Kibirov to Pushkin. Collection in honor of the 60th anniversary of N. A. Bogomolov. Moscow, 2011. Pp. 5 – 6.
172.A beautiful girl lies naked in the bushes: on the final stanza of V. F. Khodasevich's poem "An Mariechen" // From Kibirov to Pushkin. Collection in honor of the 60th anniversary of N. A. Bogomolov. Moscow, 2011. Pp. 251 – 257.
173.European painting through Mandelstam's eyes (Article II: Barbizon) // http://www.ruthenia.ru/document/550213.html.
174.Conversation about Mandelstam on Radio "Culture" // http://www.cultradio.ru/audio.html?id=380036&type=rnews.
175.<About S. S. Averintsev> // Averintsev and Mandelstam. Moscow, 2011. Pp. 175 – 176.
176.Osip Mandelstam in Parodies // Novy Mir. 2011. No. 9. Pp. 183 – 192. See also: http://magazines.russ.ru/novyi_mi/2011/9/le10.html. See also: Stengazeta. net.. 2011. January 17. http://www.stengazeta.net/article.html?article=7609.
177.Rome and the Lion of Velimir // Russkaya Rech. 2011. No. 1. January – February. Pp. 36 – 38. See also: http://www.russkayarech.ru/files/issues/2011/1/07-lekmanov.pdf.
178.From the commentary on "Pure Monday" by I. Bunin: parallels with Alexander Blok // Donum homini universalis. Collection in honor of the 70th anniversary of N. V. Kotrelev. Moscow, 2011. Pp. 168 – 172.
179.On a quote from the "non-canonical" Pushkin in the work of the "canonical" Khlebnikov // Pushkin Readings in Tartu. 5. Pushkin's era and literary canon. For the 85th anniversary of Larisa Ilinichna Volpert. Part 1. Tartu, 2011. Pp. 262 – 270. See also: http://www.ruthenia.ru/Push_Chten5/Lekmanov.pdf.
180.Africa, Akhmatova, Acmeism [Interview about N. Gumilev] // Izvestiya. 2011. April 18. See also: http://www.izvestia.ru/culture/article3154227/.
181.Polikovskaya L. Yesenin. Moscow: Veche, 2010. – 350 pp. – 4000 copies. – (Great Historical Figures). <review> // Novoye Literaturnoye Obozreniye. No. 108. 2011. Pp. 394 – 395. See also: http://magazines.russ.ru/nlo/2011/108/kn45.html.
182.Gumilev as a Dramatist: Notes on the topic // Seventh International Summer School on Russian Literature. Articles and Materials. St. Petersburg, 2011. Pp. 93 – 103.
183.On a review by Sergey Gorodetsky. A chapter in Acmeism's history // Russia and the West. Collection of articles in honor of the 70th anniversary of K. M. Azadovsky. Moscow, 2011. Pp. 276 – 285.
184.Alexander Anatolyevich Morozov has passed away… // Save My Speech. Issue 5/1. Moscow, 2011. P. 57.
185.Newspaper Reader: The Press as the Background of Mandelstam's Poems of the 1930s // Save My Speech. Issue 5/2. Moscow, 2011. Pp. 495 – 608.
186.R. Skomorovsky. Let every day be passionate and troubled… Reproduction by P. Poberezhkina. Accompanying note by O. Lekmanov and P. Nerler // Save My Speech. Issue 5/2. Moscow, 2011. Pp. 609 – 610.
187.O. E. Mandelstam in M. L. Gasparov's "Notes and Excerpts" (Moscow, 2000): Annotated Index // Save My Speech. Issue 5/2. Moscow, 2011. Pp. 670 – 675.
188."At Lukomorye": On the history of a "nationalistic" journal // Studia Russica helsingiensia et tartuensia. XII. Mythology of Cultural Space. For the 80th anniversary of Sergey Gennadievich Isakov. Tartu, 2011. Pp. 411 – 426.
189.Mandelstam, Osip Emilievich // Great Russian Encyclopedia. Vol. 18. Moscow, 2011. Pp. 744 – 745.
190.Baratynsky and the older modernists: an attempt at generalization // Paraboly. Studies in Russian Modernist Literature and Culture In Honor of John E. Malmstad. Frankfurt am Main – Berlin – Bern – Brussels – New York – Oxford – Vienna. 2011. Pp. 29 – 43. See also: http://www.trediakovsky.ru/content/view/223/41/.
191.On "I'd show you, mocker…" by Anna Akhmatova // Bolshoy Gorod. 2011. December 23 = http://www.bg.ru/opinion/9866/?chapter=6#article.
192.Two letters from Boris Pasternak to Vladimir Narbut / Publication and text preparation by O. A. Lekmanov // Pasternak Collection. Articles and Publications. I. Moscow, 2011. Pp. 416 – 420.
193.Andrei Bely's "Petersburg" in Osip Mandelstam's "Egyptian Stamp" // Worlds of Andrei Bely. Belgrade – Moscow, 2011. Pp. 476 – 484.
194."Dostoevsky was here" (about the Blok layer in Pasternak's poem "Nine Hundred and Fifth Year") [Co-authored with A. Yu. Sergeeva-Klyatis] // Bulletin of the Library "Dom A. F. Loseva". Issue 13. Moscow, 2011. Pp. 126 – 128. See also: http://www.losev-library.ru/?pid=7010.
195.Esenin Motifs in "Doctor Zhivago" (a note on the topic) // New Philological Bulletin. 2011. No. 3 (18). Pp. 146 – 148.

2012

196.Mandelstam, O. Egyptian Stamp. Lekmanov O., Kotova M., Repina O., Sergeeva-Klyatis A., Sinelnikov S. Explanations for the reader. Moscow, OGI, 2012. – 479 pp.
197.Does the drawing have a double meaning? On Anna Akhmatova's Iconography // Stengazeta.net. 2012. February 14 = http://www.stengazeta.net/article.html?article=8453.
198."Fearful Old Man" Gesha Rabinovich (on one Finnish trace in Mandelstam's "Egyptian Stamp") // Russian Literature. 2012. No. LXX – II. Pp. 217 – 220.
199."Adam's Dream" by Nikolay Gumilev: from the commentary // Europa Orientalis. The Year 1910 in Russia. Salerno. 2012. Pp. 187 – 190.
200."Clean Monday". Three approaches to interpretation // Novy Mir. 2012. No. 6. Pp. 154 – 159. See also: http://magazines.russ.ru/novyi_mi/2012/6/l13.html.
201.The enigma of Joseph Brodsky's poem "To One Tyrant" (January, 1972) // Eighth International Summer School on Russian Literature. Articles and Materials. Kaukolempiala (Tsvelodubovo), 2012. Pp. 71 – 76.
202.Maria Borovikova. Poetics of Marina Tsvetaeva (lyrics of the late 1900s – 1910s). Tartu: Tartu University Press, 2011 [review] // Voprosy Literatury. 2012. May – June. Pp. 494 – 495. See also: http://magazines.russ.ru/voplit/2012/3/l29.html.
203."There are still many gaps in Mandelstam Studies" [interview] // Lekhaim. 2012. No. 7. Pp. 104 – 105. See also: http://booknik.ru/context/all/lekmanov/.
204.On a group caricature of Soviet writers [Co-authored with M. Kotova and I. Venyavkin] // From Medieval Russian Culture to Modernism: Studies in Honor of Ronald Vroon. Frankfurt am Main – Berlin – Bern – Brussels – New York – Oxford – Vienna, 2012. Pp. 331 – 346.
205.Isaac Babel, "My First Goose": experience of slow reading // History of Literature. Poetics. Cinema. Collection in honor of Marietta Omarovna Chudakova. Moscow, 2012. Pp. 199 – 207.
206."I don't mind having a drink with students - after they get their diplomas" [interview] // Vechernyaya Moskva. 2012. September 13. See also: http://pda.vmdaily.ru/article/show/?id=26631.
207.Someone corrects Kuzmin: towards the construction of the reader's history of literature // Offering to Kuzmin. St. Petersburg, 2012. P. 18.
208."Dostoevsky was here" (on the Blok layer in Pasternak's poem "Nine Hundred and Fifth Year") [Co-authored with A. Yu. Sergeeva-Klyatis] // F. M. Dostoevsky and the Silver Age Culture: Traditions, Interpretations, Transformations. Moscow, 2013. Pp. 89 – 92.
209.On one "Hlebnikov" quatrain by Zinaida Gippius // Velimir Khlebnikov in the New Millennium. Moscow, 2012. Pp. 197 – 198.
210.On "Life and Fate" by Vasily Grossman // Lekhaim. 2012. No. 12. P. 62. See also: http://www.lechaim.ru/ARHIV/248/kruklstol.htm.
211.Oleg Lekmanov: "As a teacher, I evoke very strong emotions in students…" <Interview> // People on the Plate = http://people-on-plate.ru/tag/lekmanov-oleg/.

2013

212.Poets and Newspapers. Essays. Moscow, "Publisher of the Russian State Humanitarian University", 2013. – 414 pp.
213.About the first "Stone". A hundred years ago, Mandelstam's first book was published // Stengazeta.net. 2013. February 28 = http://www.stengazeta.net/article.html?article=9057.
214.Russian poetry in 1913. Part one // Novoye Literaturnoye Obozreniye. No. 119. [2013]. Pp. 140 – 174. See also: http://www.nlobooks.ru/node/3247.
215.On the "Poet" Prize <survey response> // http://www.colta.ru/docs/20616#lekmanov.
216."With the hot eye of a hawk": On the interpretation of a line from Akhmatova's "Requiem" // (Non)Musical Offering, or Allegro affetuoso. Collection of articles for the 65th anniversary of Boris Aronovich Katz. St. Petersburg, 2013. Pp. 578 – 580.
217.Russian forest in "Matryona's House" // Literatura. Journal for literature teachers. 2013. No. 6. P. 29.
218."Poem without a Hero" as "Masquerade" // Literatura. Journal for literature teachers. 2013. No. 1. P. 26.
219.Pushkin's canon in Alexander Vvedensky's "Elegy" // Articles on Occasion: A Collection for the 50th Anniversary of R. G. Leybov = http://www.ruthenia.ru/leibov_50/Lekmanov.pdf.
220.The Last Emperor. On the 400th anniversary of the Romanov House, the 120th anniversary of Mayakovsky, and the 85th anniversary of the Shakhty Case // Stengazeta.net. 2013. July 2 = http://www.stengazeta.net/article.html?article=9217.
221.Painting, memoirs, and newspaper articles as sources // A. M. P. In memory of A. M. Peskov. Moscow, 2013. Pp. 535 – 545.
222.<New monument to A. T. Tvardovsky> // Moskovskie Novosti. 2013. No. 136 (575). August 13. P. 9. See also: http://www.mn.ru/moscow/20130813/353392308.html.
223.Towards the construction of the history of literature of Soviet times // Russian Formalism. International Congress on the 100th Anniversary of the Russian Formal School. Abstracts of Reports. Moscow, 2013. Pp. 132 – 133.
224.In memory of Nikolai Pobol // Sobesednik na piru. In memory of Nikolai Pobol. Moscow, 2013. Pp. 138 – 139.
225.Experience of quick reading. "Verses about an Unknown Soldier" by Osip Mandelstam // Novy Mir. 2013. No. 8. Pp. 144 – 149. See also: http://magazines.russ.ru/novyi_mi/2013/8/10l.html.
226.Boris Pasternak's poem "Nine Hundred and Fifth Year": Commentary experience [Co-authored with A. Yu. Sergeeva-Klyatis] // "Embracing a Thousand Embraces": Collection of materials dedicated to the memory of E. B. Pasternak and his 90th anniversary. St. Petersburg, 2013. Pp. 233 – 268.
227.On the reform in RAS <interview> // http://www.snob.ru/selected/entry/65336.
228.The motif of snow in the films of A. Kurosawa's "Idiot" and L. Visconti's "White Nights" // Ninth International School on Russian Literature. Articles and materials. Tsvelodubovo, Leningrad Oblast, 2013. Pp. 87 – 91. See also: IV International Symposium "Russian Literature in the World Cultural Context". Moscow, 2014. Pp. 489 – 491.
229.From the periphery to the center, or adventures of genres // Literatura. Journal for literature teachers. 2013. No. 11. Pp. 26 – 28.
230.About the Congress of the Union of Writers of Russia // Literary Russia. 2013. November 1. P. 2.
231.Prize for Sanctity. The laureate of the "Big Book" was "Laurus" by Eugene Vodolazkin <Interview> // Gazeta.ru. 2013. November 27 = http://www.gazeta.ru/culture/2013/11/27/a_5772429.shtml.
232."A non-Soviet work is scarier than an anti-Soviet one..." <Interview> // PostNauka = http://postnauka.ru/talks/20674.
233.About A. I. Solzhenitsyn // http://www.colta.ru/articles/specials/1473.
234.In memory of Grigory Dashevsky // http://booknik.ru/news/all/umer-grigoriyi-dashevskiyi/.
235."Virtuoso of Contrary Feeling" <Interview about Mandelstam> // http://www.svoboda.org/content/article/25211122.html.
236.Russian Poetry in 1913. Part Two // Novoye Literaturnoye Obozreniye. No. 124. [2013]. Pp. 180 – 211. See also: http://magazines.russ.ru/nlo/2013/124/14l.html.
237.Jean Schuville. Poets. Futurism. Acmeism. Adamism, etc. Translated by E. Lyaminoi. Published by O. Lekmanova // Russia and France: XVIII – XX centuries: Lotman Readings. Monumenta Humanitatis: Readings of IVGI – IVKA – CTSP. Issue 1. Moscow, 2013. Pp. 305–309.
238.Narbut, Vladimir // Great Russian Encyclopedia. Vol. 22. Moscow, 2013. Pp. 40 – 41.

2014

239.Russian Poetry in 1913. Moscow, "Vostochnaya Kniga", 2014. – 175 p.
240.Acmeism in Criticism: 1913 – 1917/ Compiled by O. Lekmanova and A. Chaban, foreword and notes by O. Lekmanova. St. Petersburg, Humanitarian Academy Publishing House; Publishing House of Timofey Markov, 2014. – 544 p.
241.Tolstoy A. Behind the Blue Rivers / Compiled and foreword by O. A. Lekmanov, M. I. Sverdlov. Comments by A. A. Gromov, O. A. Lekmanov, M. I. Sverdlov. Moscow, 2014. – 592 p.
242.The Last Emperor // Znamya. 2014. No. 2. Pp. 197 – 206. See also: http://magazines.russ.ru/znamia/2014/2/16l.html.
243.About the novels of J. Rowling and A. P. Chudakov // Afisha. 2014. No. 364. See also: http://mag.afisha.ru/stories/100-luchshih-romanov-veka/100-luchshih-romanov-veka/; http://mag.afisha.ru/stories/100-luchshih-romanov-veka/100-luchshih-romanov-veka/.
244.On two editions of one translation of Daniil Kharms // Lotman Collection. [Issue] 4. Moscow, 2014. Pp. 495 – 501.
245.Mandelstam <Co-authored with A. Y. Sergeyeva-Klyatis> // Shakespeare Encyclopedia. Moscow, 2014. Pp. 548 – 549.
246.New Biographical Chronology. Interviewed by Lisa Novikova // Lechaim. 2014. No. 5. Pp. 46 – 47. See also: http://www.lechaim.ru/ARHIV/265/krugliy-stol.htm.
247.About the poem by Alena Dmitruk: commentary // Rossiyskaya Gazeta. 2014. April 30. P. 1. See also: http://www.rg.ru/2014/04/30/poety.html.
248.Genre classics: is it necessary to study Tolstoy and Dostoevsky at school? <commentary> // Mean’s heals. 2014. No. 5. P. 56. See also: http://www.mhealth.ru/blog_redakcii/1541978.php.
249.Russian Poetry in 1916: Epigraphs from Modernists // Tihie Pesni. Historical-literary collection for the 80th anniversary of L. M. Turchinsky. Moscow, 2014. Pp. 191 – 203.
250.On diaries, memoirs, and a bit of anger // Znamya. 2014. No. 6. Pp. 208 – 211. See also: http://magazines.russ.ru/znamia/2014/6/13l.html.
251.Nikolay Oleynikov in Bakhmut in 1921 – 1925 [Co-authored with M. I. Sverdlov] // Politics of Literature – Poetics of Power. Moscow, 2014. Pp. 156 – 164.
252.Sologub and Mayakovsky in Vaginov's "Goat Song": Additions to the Commentary // Tenth International Summer School on Russian Literature. Articles and Materials. Tsvyelodubovo, Leningrad Region, 2014. Pp. 62 – 66.
253."One English Game..." Football in Silver Age Russian Poetry [Co-authored with A. Akmaldinova and M. Sverdlov] // New World. 2014. No. 7. Pp. 156 – 174. See also: http://magazines.russ.ru/novyi_mi/2014/7/16a.html.
254.Point of View: The Problem of Teaching Literature in School // http://postnauka.ru/talks/29996.
255.What Should Be the Positive Hero of Modern Russia? <response> // Literary Russia. 2014. September 12. No. 37. P. 1. See also: http://litrossia.ru/2014/37/09046.html.
256.About the Newly Found Lifelong Image of Akhmatova // New Studies of Modern Russian Literature and Culture: Essays in Honor of Stanley J. Rabinowitz. Part I, Stanford, 2014. Pp. 188 – 190.
257.Note on the Theme: Dialogue with the Reader in Russian Magazines of the 1900s – 1910s // Reading in Russia. Practices of Reading and Literary Communication, 1760 -1930. Milano, 2014. Pp. 219 – 228. See also: http://eng.lingue.unimi.it/extfiles/unimidire/182801/attachment/009-rebecchini-vassena.pdf.
258.Where Do You Escape from Winter? <answer to the question> // Afisha. World. 2014. No. 9. December. P. 14.
259.Timur Kibirov against the Background of Bulat Okudzhava // New Philological Bulletin. 2014. No. 4 (31). Pp. 104 – 109. See also: http://slovorggu.ru/2014_4/31.pdf.
260.On an Episode from Vladislav Khodasevich's "End of Renata" // Can Texts Lie? On the Problem of Dealing with Unreliable Sources. Materials of the Fourth Lotman Days at Tallinn University (June 8 – 10, 2012). Tallinn, 2014. Pp. 173 – 181.

2015

261.From the Experience of Close Reading of Russian Prose: "Clean Monday" by I. A. Bunin [Co-authored with M. Dziubenko] // http://www.ruthenia.ru/document/551883.html#26.
262."High Disease" by Boris Pasternak. Two Editions of the Poem. Commentary [Co-authored with A. Yu. Sergeyeva-Klyatis]. "Publishing House of the European University," St. Petersburg, 2015. – 176 pages.
263.Oleynikov N. M. The Number of the Unspoken / Compiled, introductory essay (Pp. 11 – 211), text preparation, and notes by O. Lekmanova and M. Sverdlov. Moscow, OGII, 2015. – 508 pages.
264.Stalin's "Ode". Mandelstam's Poem "If I had taken coal for the highest praise…" Against the Background of Stalinist Poetry of 1937 // New World. 2015. No. 3. Pp. 171 – 186. http://magazines.russ.ru/novyi_mi/2015/3/11lek.html.
265.Soviet and Emigrant Poetry of the 1920s About Football [Co-authored with A. Akmaldinova and M. Sverdlov] // New Literary Review. 2015. No. 133. Pp. 112 – 165. See also: http://nlobooks.ru/node/6302.
266."Hey, Goalkeeper, Get Ready for Battle…" Football in Soviet Poetry of the 1930s [Co-authored with A. Akmaldinova and M. Sverdlov] // Volga. 2015. No. 9 – 10. Pp. 102 – 131. See also: http://magazines.russ.ru/volga/2015/10/14a.html.
267.Acmeism vs. Futurism in 1913 (Based on Materials from the Russian Press) // "Word as Such": Jubilee Year of Russian Futurism: Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference (Geneva, April 10–12, 2013). St. Petersburg, 2015. Pp. 194 – 203.
268.<From the compilers> [Co-authored with E. E. Lyamina] // Russian-French Phrasebook, or / Ou les causeries du 7 septembre. A collection in honor of V. A. Mil'china. Moscow, 2015. P. 5.
269.(Un)Understood Vvedensky (Analysis of the Poem "Answer of the Gods") // Russian-French Phrasebook, or / Ou les causeries du 7 septembre. A collection in honor of V. A. Mil'china. Moscow, 2015. Pp. 387 – 397.
270.A Fly Sat on the Jam. What Kind of Verses Do Poets Lavrov, Dvorkovich, and Ulyukaev Write // Medialeaks = http://medialeaks.ru/features/0502jd-muha/.
271.February. To Get Ink and Cry? <Survey Answers> // Literrature. No. 38 = http://literratura.org/issue_publicism/895-fevral-dostat-chernil-i-plakat.html.
272.What Lenin is Made of in Pasternak's "High Disease". From the Commentary on the Poem [Co-authored with A. Yu. Sergeyeva-Klyatis] // Pasternak Readings. Research and Materials. Issue 3. Moscow, 2015. Pp. 138 – 149.
273."Oats are Expensive Nowadays" (from the Commentary on the Novel by I. Ilf and E. Petrov "The Twelve Chairs") // Russian Literature. 2015. No. 1. Pp. 231 – 232.
274.Mandelstam-Acmeist through the Eyes of Critics: 1912 – 1917 // Roots, Shoots, Fruits. Mandelstam Days in Warsaw. Moscow, 2015. Pp. 321 – 327.
275.Lost Talent: In Memory of Valentin Rasputin // Medusa. 2015. March 16 = https://meduza.io/feature/2015/03/16/zagublennyy-talant.
276.Strolls in Moscow. The 80s. "There was a feeling that you were lured in and then, like a sausage pulled out of a cat's mouth" // http://snob.ru/selected/entry/92360?preview=print.
277.America and Americans in Ilf and Petrov's Last Book // Questions of Literature. 2015. May – June. Pp. 359 – 368.
278.Nikolay Oleynikov - Editor // Summer School of Literature. St. Petersburg, 2015. (4). Pp. 303 – 316.
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