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, 2018 Púchkin é um dos escritores russos mais populares. Durante décadas, seu Eugênio Oneguin (PÚCHKIN, 2010) foi um dos livros mais lidos, e praticamente não houve outra obra russa que tenha exercido uma influência tão grande sobre a literatura artisticamente apurada.
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Boris Godunov Undergraduate Course
, 2013 SLA 335 / COM¿ 335: "Pushkin, Prokofiev, Meyerhold: Boris Godunov on the 20th-century ...
Emerson, Caryl
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, 2013 "Boris Godunov in History, Drama, and Music: Background to a Princeton World ...
Emerson, Caryl
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, 1951 Orquesta sinfónica del Gran Teatro del Liceo, dirigida per Napoleone ...
Annovazzi, Napoleone +4 more
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Captain Jacques Margeret: a Remarkable Huguenot Soldier in Russia’s Time of Troubles
Вестник Волгоградского государственного университета. Серия 4. История, регионоведение, международные отношения, 2019 . Captain Jacques Margeret (fl. 1591-1621), a brave and highly intelligent French Huguenot soldier, was an active observer-participant in the Time of Troubles who contributed to Russia’s military modernization.
Chester S. L. Dunning
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Potere statale e potere religioso nel "Boris Godunov" di Aleksandr Pushkin
, 2010 After a long analysis of Pushkin’s drama “Boris Godunov”, the article shows that the real hero of the drama is neither Boris Godunov nor Grigory Otrep’ev, but the power, the thirst for power.
L. MAGAROTTO, MAGAROTTO, Luigi
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The inserted narratives in Boris Godunov
, 1997 We encounter three inserted narratives in Boris Godunov – both in Pushkin and in Musorgsky. The first and the second Uglich stories are related by the same characters in the opera as in the drama (Pimen and Shuisky respectively). The third narrative is related by the patriarch in Pushkin's drama, whereas in Musorgsky by Pimen. After threatening Shuisky
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The Image of the Jesuit in Russian Literary Culture of the Nineteenth Century
Modern Languages Open, 2014 My paper will examine figure of the Jesuit in nineteenth-century literature, a theme which evolves from my thesis on the image of Catholicism. The nineteenth century is of special interest in conjunction with the study of Russian attitudes to religion ...
Elizabeth Harrison
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