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Two hundred years of Pushkin /
, 2003 "The chapters in the present volume ... arise primarily from a conference 'Two Hundred Years of Pushkin: a Bicentennial Conference' ... held in 1999"--V. 1, preface.Includes bibliographical references and index.1.
Andrew, Joe(viaf)19708732, Reid, Robert
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Сколько стоило пушкинское имение Михайловское?
КрестьяноведениеThe article considers the history of financial relationships between A. S. Pushkin and his relatives about their family estate Mikhailovskoe, which has not been studied by Pushkinists, historians or economists despite its importance for understanding the
Andrei A. Belykh
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Time and Place: Russian Revolutions in the Long Nineteenth Century
The Russian Review, Volume 83, Issue 4, Page 614-618, October 2024.
Willard Sunderland
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History and Identity: Pushkin and the Time of Troubles [PDF]
, 2018 Russian identity is a complicated subject. Discussions usually revolve around the extent to which Russia can be said to be European or not. The poet Alexander Pushkin, since the time of his death, has been a symbol of Russian identity and is seen to have
Stewart, Andrea
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Aleksander Puszkin a almanach „Mnemozyna”
Rusycystyczne Studia Literaturoznawcze, 2016 Between 1824 and 1825, the group of Russian Schelling scholars, with Wilhelm Küchelbecker, were publishing Mnemosyne periodical, which had covered aesthetics, philosophy, and a literary section.
Adam Bezwiński
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Pushkin Review / Pushkinskiĭ vestnik
, 2013 Pushkin Review / Pushkinskiĭ vestnik Sujet : The North American Pushkin Society (NAPS) is an international association of scholars who are engaged in research on the life and works of Alexander Pushkin.
Dominique Poggi
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"Proud Man" vs. "Peaceful Natives": Pushkin’s The Gypsies as Anticipation of the XIX Century
СибСкриптIn his poem The Gypsies (1824), Alexander Pushkin used various lexical means to polarize the system of characters: the proud Aleko is opposed to the peaceful Gypsies.
Ilya V. Kuznetsov
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The Bronze Horseman: A St Petersburg Story
, 2020 The Bronze Horseman: A St Petersburg Story is a narrative poem written by Alexander Pushkin in 1833 about the equestrian statue of Peter the Great in Saint Petersburg and the great flood of 1824.
Pushkin, A. S.
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Вестник Московского Университета. Серия 20: Педагогическое образованиеBackground. On November 7–9, 2024, a significant event took place at Moscow University — the International Congress of Teachers and Lecturers of Russian Language and Literature, dedicated to the 225th anniversary of the birth of Alexander Sergeevich ...
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