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- Nikolaï Savvitch Tikhonravov (en russe Никола́й Са́ввич Тихонра́вов), né le 15 octobre 1832 dans le gouvernement de Kalouga, mort le 9 décembre 1893 à Moscou, était un historien littéraire russe, professeur à l’université de Moscou et académicien. (fr)
- Nikolai Savvich Tikhonravov (Russian: Никола́й Са́ввич Тихонра́вов; 15 October 1832 – 9 December 1893) was a Russian philologist and historian of Russian literature. Born in the Meshchovsky Uyezd of Kaluga Governorate to a doctor's family, he received secondary education at the Moscow's Third Gymnasium and, while still an 18-year old Pedagogical Institute student, debuted as published author in Moskvityanin with an essay called "Gaius Valerius Catullus and his Works". Among the scholars impressed by it was Mikhail Pogodin who insisted upon his transfer to Moscow University where in 1857, after graduation, Tikhonravov started to read Russian literature. Tikhonravov, an expert on the so-called 'otrechennaya' (banned by the church) literature, published Chronicles of Russian Ancient Literature (1859-1866, in five volumes) and Monuments of the Banned Literature (1863, in two volumes). Among other acclaimed collections which he was the publisher of, were The Collected Works by Nikolai Gogol (1890, seven volumes) and Works of Russian Drama, 1672—1725 (1874). The history of old Russian theatre has been revived and thoroughly documented by Tikhonravov's efforts exclusively. He authored numerous essays and articles of the works of Antioh Cantemir, Mikhail Lomonosov and Alexander Sumarokov, among others. In 1882 Tikhonravov was honoured with the title Meritorious Professor of Moscow University, of which he was rector, in 1877-1883. In 1890 he was elected a member of the St Petersburg Academy of Sciences. (en)
- Nikołaj Sawwicz Tichonrawow (ros. Никола́й Са́ввич Тихонра́вов) (ur. 15 października 1832 w Szeremietiewie, zm. 9 grudnia 1893 w Moskwie) – rosyjski historyk literatury, filolog i archeograf. (pl)
- Никола́й Са́ввич Тихонра́вов (1832—1893) — русский филолог, археограф, историк русской литературы, ректор Московского университета, представитель культурно-исторической школы в российском литературоведении. (ru)
- Nikolaj Savvitj Tichonravov (ryska: Николай Саввич Тихонравов), född 15 oktober (gamla stilen: 3 oktober) 1832 i guvernementet Kaluga, död 9 december (gamla stilen: 27 november) 1893, var en rysk litteraturhistoriker. Tichonravov blev 1859 professor i rysk litteraturhistoria vid Moskvauniversitetet, 1877 dess rektor och 1890 medlem av ryska vetenskapsakademien. Hans förnämsta verk, Ljetopisi russkoj literatury i drernosti (fem delar, 1859–63), bildar epok i den ryska litteraturforskningens arbetsmetod och ämnessfär. Samma år utkom Pamiatniki otretiennoj russkoj literatury (Rysslands apokryfiska litteratur), som sprider ljus över den ryska medeltidslitteraturens ursprung och uppkomst. Dessutom utgav han Igorkvädet (1866; ny upplaga 1868), en monografi om protopopen Avvakum, en studie om ryska teaterns uppkomst (Natjalo russkago teatra) och det monumentala verket Russkija dramatitjeskija proizvedenija 1672–1725 (1874) samt redigerade utgåvor av Nikolaj Gogols skrifter (1889–90). Hans samlade verk utgavs 1898–99. (sv)
- Микола Тихонравов (15 жовтня 1832 село Шеметово, Калузька губернія — 9 грудня 1893, Москва) — філолог, дослідник творчості українського просвітителя Стефана Яворського, історик російської літератури, ректор Московського університету. (uk)
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- Nikolaï Savvitch Tikhonravov (en russe Никола́й Са́ввич Тихонра́вов), né le 15 octobre 1832 dans le gouvernement de Kalouga, mort le 9 décembre 1893 à Moscou, était un historien littéraire russe, professeur à l’université de Moscou et académicien. (fr)
- Nikołaj Sawwicz Tichonrawow (ros. Никола́й Са́ввич Тихонра́вов) (ur. 15 października 1832 w Szeremietiewie, zm. 9 grudnia 1893 w Moskwie) – rosyjski historyk literatury, filolog i archeograf. (pl)
- Никола́й Са́ввич Тихонра́вов (1832—1893) — русский филолог, археограф, историк русской литературы, ректор Московского университета, представитель культурно-исторической школы в российском литературоведении. (ru)
- Микола Тихонравов (15 жовтня 1832 село Шеметово, Калузька губернія — 9 грудня 1893, Москва) — філолог, дослідник творчості українського просвітителя Стефана Яворського, історик російської літератури, ректор Московського університету. (uk)
- Nikolai Savvich Tikhonravov (Russian: Никола́й Са́ввич Тихонра́вов; 15 October 1832 – 9 December 1893) was a Russian philologist and historian of Russian literature. Born in the Meshchovsky Uyezd of Kaluga Governorate to a doctor's family, he received secondary education at the Moscow's Third Gymnasium and, while still an 18-year old Pedagogical Institute student, debuted as published author in Moskvityanin with an essay called "Gaius Valerius Catullus and his Works". Among the scholars impressed by it was Mikhail Pogodin who insisted upon his transfer to Moscow University where in 1857, after graduation, Tikhonravov started to read Russian literature. (en)
- Nikolaj Savvitj Tichonravov (ryska: Николай Саввич Тихонравов), född 15 oktober (gamla stilen: 3 oktober) 1832 i guvernementet Kaluga, död 9 december (gamla stilen: 27 november) 1893, var en rysk litteraturhistoriker. (sv)
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- Nikolai Tikhonravov (en)
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- Тихонравов, Николай Саввич (ru)
- Nikolaj Tichonravov (sv)
- Тихонравов Микола Савич (uk)
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