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The article looks into the polycultural aspects of ethnic literatures of Russia translated into the Russian language and analyzes the shift from the two-step translation method of 20th century to a new interactive model as a way to provide the mentioned polycultural quality. The authors start from the retrospective analysis of ethnic text traditions and compare it with new experimental data of Yakut and Buryat texts in Russian translations.

Polycultural Character of Translated Russian Literature: Yakut and Buryat Cases