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This repository contains a collection of Russian literature in txt format (all in UTF-8 encoding). In addition, for each author there is a csv file containing information about the year of writing of each work.

This dataset was created for a project to determine the authorship of a piece of text, but I'm sure that you can use this dataset for anything 😉.

The main feature that allows this dataset to be used for any purpose is that the data is not processed at all. The text has not been pre-processed in any way, the designations of authors, chapters and references to the translation of foreign inserts have not been removed.

Acknowledgements

Thanks Ilibrary, LitLib, Wikisource and all-all-all.

This dataset is about book subjects and is filtered where the books is Rivers in Russian literature. It has 10 columns such as book subject, earliest publication date, latest publication date, average publication date, and number of authors. The data is ordered by earliest publication date (descending).

Dataset

This dataset was created by Matvei Danilov

Released under Apache 2.0

Contents

Russian literature-Translations into English is a book subject. It includes 5 books, written by 5 different authors.

This repository contains a list of toponyms, as well as their frequency, that are mentioned in 19th-century Russian prose.

These data were used to produce the network graphs that accompany the chapter 'Mapping the Networks of Crime and Punishment," published in 'Approaches to Teaching Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment' (ed. M. Katz and A. Burry, MLA Approaches to Teaching World Literature series, forthcoming in 2021). Graph: "Onstage" connections only.

Landmarks in Russian literature is a book. It was written by Maurice Baring and published by Barnes and Noble in 1960.

According to a survey conducted in May 2021, Russians between 18 and 24 years old read more books on average compared to other age groups. One fifth of young adults in the country had not read any books in the six months prior to the survey. To compare, among respondents of 45 to 59 years of age, that share stood at 33 percent.

National Science and Technology Committee Literature II Discipline Project Subsidy List.

These data were used to produce the network graphs that accompany the chapter 'Mapping the Networks of Crime and Punishment," published in 'Approaches to Teaching Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment' (ed. M. Katz and A. Burry, MLA Approaches to Teaching World Literature series, forthcoming in 2021).

The greatest masterpieces of Russian literature is a book series. It includes 4 books, written by 3 different authors.

Dataset

This dataset was created by Matvei Danilov

Released under Apache 2.0

Contents

Fiction was the most popular book genre in Russia, read by approximately one quarter of book readers, according to a survey from August 2021. Popular science followed, with about 15 percent of readers audience.

The data material consists of a detailed description of a review corpus used in order to analyze the reception of Russian literature in Sweden. The reviews are protected by copyright and may not be made available. Therefore, the data instead contains a complete specification of the review database, information regarding how the reviews have been classified, and finally, information about the authors, translators, critics and media sources related to the material.

This dataset is about book subjects and is filtered where the books is The complection of Russian literature : a cento. It has 10 columns such as authors, average publication date, book publishers, book subject, and books. The data is ordered by earliest publication date (descending).

Polka is a web data store that offers a marketplace for crawled data. The website features a vast collection of literary works, including Russian novels, short stories, and poems, alongside various special projects and articles. The website's content is categorized into lists, with notable examples including the "Start of Postmodernism" section, exploring the emergence of postmodernism in Russian literature, and the "Top Publishers" section, showcasing the most influential literary figures in Russian history.

The website's articles and stories are presented with summaries and tags, making it easy for readers to navigate and discover new works. Polka also features expert lists and about pages for readers to learn more about the thought process behind the curation of the website's content.

Fiction books written by Anna Jane had the highest number of copies in circulation in Russia in 2023, at over 870,000. Books by Fyodor Dostoevsky followed, with a circulation of 858,000 copies during that period.

In the first six months of 2023, approximately one thousand fiction literature titles were published in Russia. Over the observed period, the highest annual number of published books in that category was recorded in 2018 at approximately 20.4 thousand.

These data provide the detailed bibliographic information about sources, included in the GBIF dataset (DOI 10.15468/cvwpyu). The aim of the work is to extract data on earthworm occurrences from scientific literature published in Russian. We processed 159 articles, monographs, collections of theses and PhD theses.

Field	Description
language	ISO 639-1 language code indicating the source language of the referent publication
authorsRU	The author or authors of the referenced work in Russian
authorsEN	The author or authors of the referenced work in English
publicationTitle	Title of book or article in Russian
journalIdentifier	Identifier to the journal, monograph or abstract book
journalTitleRU	Title of journal or monograph in Russian
journalTitleEN	Title of journal or monograph in Russian
type	Publication type
year	Year of publication
issue	issue, volume or number
bibliographicCitation	A text string referring to an un-parsed bibliographic citation.
identifier	DOI, ISBN, URI, etc refering to the reference.

Northwestern University Press : studies in Russian literature and theory is a book series. It includes 23 books, written by 22 different authors.