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Whose Lenin Is It Anyway? Viktor Shklovsky, Boris Eikhenbaum and the Formalist-Marxist Debate in Soviet Cultural Politics (A View from the Twenties)

Russian Review, 1996
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Boris Eikhenbaum, Sergei Bernshtein, and the Melodics of Verse

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Ейхенбаум Борис Михайлович [Eikhenbaum Borys Mykhailovych]

2009
ЕЙХЕНБА́УМ Борис Михайлович (Эйхенбаум Борис Михайлович; 04 . 10. 1886, с-ще Красний, нині місто Смолен. обл., РФ – 24. 11. 1959, Ленінград, нині С.-Петербург) – російський літературознавець. Брат В. Воліна. Доктор філологічних наук наук . Закін. С.-Петербур. університет . П... ⚠️ Цей запис містить лише бібліографічні метадані.
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Boris Eikhenbaum's Unfinished Work on Tolstoy: A Dialogue with Soviet History

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1990
The Russian formalist and Tolstoy scholar Boris Eikhenbaum is best known for his work in developing an intrinsic poetics. After his formalist period, however, Eikhenbaum turned, in his work on Tolstoy, to extrinsic approaches, initially privileging author and reader and later focusing on social context.
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Boris Eikhenbaum in OPOIAZ: Testing the Limits of the Work-Centered Poetics

Slavic Review, 1990
Boris Eikhenbaum spent nearly a decade working within Opoiaz, the Petersburg branch of Russian formalism, to develop a work-centered poetics. Faced with the inadequacy of traditional mimetic, expressive, and pragmatic views of literature, he and his colleagues tried to address literary works without recourse to extraliterary facts.
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Ethical vs Ideological in the Literary Discussions in Soviet Ukraine in the 1920s: Boris Eikhenbaum in Kharkiv in 1926

Historyka Studia Metodologiczne, 2019
The article examines the theoretical discussions on the dualism of “form” and “content” in literature and art that took place in Soviet Ukraine in the mid-1920s. The subject is considered in the context of the development of two competitive approaches of study of literature and art — Russian formalism and Marxism.
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Reflections on Eikhenbaum's Concept of Internal Speech in the Cinema

Screen, 1974
P Willemen
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BORIS, a paralogue of the transcription factor, CTCF, is aberrantly expressed in breast tumours

British Journal of Cancer, 2008
Svetlana D Pack, VÍCTOR V Lobanenkov
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BORIS in human cancers – A review

European Journal of Cancer, 2012
Irena Martin-Kleiner
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Boris Eikhenbaum, The Young Tolstoi. Translation edited by Gary Kern, Ann Arbor: Ardis, 1972. xviii, 152 pp.

Canadian-American Slavic Studies, 1974
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