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Mandelshtam's Acmeist Manifesto

Russian Review, 1965
There is a peculiar significance which attaches to the title of this work. To call an Acmeist manifesto published in 1919 "The Morning of Acmeism" is to dispute the accepted notion which puts that year in the very late afternoon if not in fact the night of the movement first publicly proclaimed in 1913. The words may also be charged, as is customary in
Clarence Brown, Osip Mandelshtam
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Osip Mandelshtam’s Stone and Tristia Poet of Loneliness

2006
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Dancing Vowels: Mandelshtam in the Mouth

Slavic and East European Journal, 2015
This article centers on Osip Mandelstam’s reading of his 1922 lyric «Я по лесенке приставной», which I consider in light of declamation studies of the time and the subsequent observations on vowels made by linguists who discounted those studies.
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A Piece of Advice Given by Leonid Isaakovich Mandelshtam

2001
Everyone who is going to take part in a collection of reminiscences faces some difficulties. What should be dwelt on? What is unreasonable or uninteresting to describe? How can one avoid sliding into a presentation of one’s own biography? How can one be sure that one’s memory has not played a trick? Obviously, only after having tried to write something
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Commentary on Mandelshtam’s Texts: Problems and Practice

This article consists of two parts. The first one is theoretical and examines the problem of commenting on O.E. Mandelstam’s texts: it analyzes previous experiences, compares different commentarial approaches realized in former editions, discusses possibilities and shortcomings of intertextual and biographical commentary.
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The phenomenon of cyclization in Roald Mandelshtam’s lyrical poetry: genesis and poetics

Philology and Culture
This article explores the phenomenon of cyclization in the lyrical poetry of the Leningrad poet Roald Mandelshtam (1932–1961), whose work, long underground, has increasingly attracted the attention of literary scholars in recent decades. The article identifies the genesis and mechanisms of cyclization in the poet’s work, specifically analyzing the ...
A. I. Afanasev, K. R. Galimullina
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Three Inner Emigres: Anna Akhmatova, Osip Mandelshtam, Nikolai Zabolotsky

Russian Review, 1967
0 doubt," wrote Isaiah Berlin in an essay on Mandel.L~ shtam,' "despotic regimes create "inner emigres who can, like stoic sages, remove themselves from the inferno of the world, and out of the very material of their exile build a tranquil world of their own. Mandelshtam paid an almost unimaginable price for the preservation of his human attributes . .
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Mandelshtam’s Meridian:

2012
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About Salt, Stars and an Axe (Poetic Triptych of 1921 by Nicoloz Mitsishvili – Anna Akhmatova-Gorenko – Osip Mandelshtam): In Russian

Sultanivski Chytannia, 2022
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“Not with You, not with Me - with Them...” by O.E. Mandelshtam: The Reading Experience

The New Philological Bulletin, 2022
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