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1956
In 1945 S. H. Cross reviewed in the American Slavic and East European Review1 V. Nabokov’s translations from Pushkin, Lermontov, and Tyutchev. I am only accidentally interested in this review and in Nabokov’s translations; my purpose is to discuss Pushkin’s “Monument,” and, more specifically, one line—the fourth line of the first stanza.
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In 1945 S. H. Cross reviewed in the American Slavic and East European Review1 V. Nabokov’s translations from Pushkin, Lermontov, and Tyutchev. I am only accidentally interested in this review and in Nabokov’s translations; my purpose is to discuss Pushkin’s “Monument,” and, more specifically, one line—the fourth line of the first stanza.
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2019
Nikolai Gogol said of Alexander Pushkin that he was “a remarkable phenomenon and, perhaps, the only true manifestation of the Russian spirit.” Fyodor Dostoevsky added that Pushkin was “prophetic.” Apollon Grigoryev famously called Pushkin “our everything.” This man, who died in a duel aged thirty-seven, left behind such deep and gorgeous works of ...
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Nikolai Gogol said of Alexander Pushkin that he was “a remarkable phenomenon and, perhaps, the only true manifestation of the Russian spirit.” Fyodor Dostoevsky added that Pushkin was “prophetic.” Apollon Grigoryev famously called Pushkin “our everything.” This man, who died in a duel aged thirty-seven, left behind such deep and gorgeous works of ...
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Soviet Studies in Literature, 1971
The little house in Mikhailovskoe where Pushkin wrote Boris Godunov and the "rural" chapters of Onegin, and where verses of unparalleled perfection were created, was destroyed in 1944 by the retreating Nazi soldiers. Burned down to the ground, to its foundations.
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The little house in Mikhailovskoe where Pushkin wrote Boris Godunov and the "rural" chapters of Onegin, and where verses of unparalleled perfection were created, was destroyed in 1944 by the retreating Nazi soldiers. Burned down to the ground, to its foundations.
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Akhmatova and Pushkin: The Pushkin Contexts of Akhmatova's Poetry
The Slavic and East European Journal, 1997Sonia I. Ketchian, David Wells
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