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The historical dominants of the new Russian literature: AS Pushkin, FM Dostoyevsky, AA Blok
Sokurova, Olga Borisovna (Candidate of Arts, 1948-). Historical dominants of the new Russian literature: AS Pushkin, FM Dostoyevsky, AA Blok. St. Petersburg: Presidential Library, 2015. - Abstracts of dissertations
Lexical objectification of the concept "Petersburg" in the art picture of the world A. Blok
Avdonina, Lyonora Nikolaevna (candidate of philological sciences). Lexical objectification of the concept "Petersburg" in the art picture of the world A. Blok. Voronezh, 2009.
Diary as a form of communicative activity
Kalshchikova, Tatyana Aleksandrovna (candidate of philological sciences). Diary as a form of communicative activity. Nizhny Tagil, 2012.
Blok and ETA Hoffmann: Traditions of Romanticism in Symbolist Poetics
Queen, Vera Vladimirovna (Candidate of Philology). A. Block and ETA Hofmann: Traditions of Romanticism in Symbolist Poetics. Ivanovo, 2007.
Lyrics of Alexander Blok: the principle of "author's will" and the practice of an academic publication
Lyrics of Alexander Blok: the principle of "author's will" and the practice of the academic publication. 2008.
The color theme in A. Blok's lyrics (based on poetic texts from 1905-1915)
Tsvetosyuzhet in the lyrics of A. Blok (on the material of poetic texts of 1905-1915). 2015.
Genre-structural features of the essays of Russian poets of the 20th century
Maslakov, Anton Aleksandrovich (candidate of philological sciences). Genre-structural features of the essays of Russian poets of the 20th century. Rostov-on-Don, 2016.
A. Block and the European Middle Ages
Piskarev, Vladimir Alexandrovich (candidate of philological sciences). A. Block and the European Middle Ages. Ivanovo, 2007.
Images of land and dungeons in the symbolist picture of the world of Alexander Blok
Fevraleva, Olga Valerievna (candidate of philological sciences). Images of land and dungeons in the symbolist picture of the world of Alexander Blok. Vladimir, 2007.
