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2017
Zunachst Lyriker und Ubersetzer englischer und polnischer Dichtung, dann immer starkere Hinwendung zur Novellistik in der Tradition seines Freundes und Forderers Anton Cechov; Mitarbeit an Gor’kijs Zeitschrift Znanie; 1920 Emigration nach Paris; 1933 Nobelpreis fur Literatur.
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Zunachst Lyriker und Ubersetzer englischer und polnischer Dichtung, dann immer starkere Hinwendung zur Novellistik in der Tradition seines Freundes und Forderers Anton Cechov; Mitarbeit an Gor’kijs Zeitschrift Znanie; 1920 Emigration nach Paris; 1933 Nobelpreis fur Literatur.
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Canadian Slavonic Papers, 1956
Ivan Alekseevich Bunin was the last outstanding representative of the landed gentry, of the culture which gave the world Pushkin, Turgenev, and Tolstoy, in the field of Russian literature. There is little wonder that in his many creations there is considerable reference to the life he knew so well from childhood.
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Ivan Alekseevich Bunin was the last outstanding representative of the landed gentry, of the culture which gave the world Pushkin, Turgenev, and Tolstoy, in the field of Russian literature. There is little wonder that in his many creations there is considerable reference to the life he knew so well from childhood.
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Ivan Bunin and the ‛Russian Annals’
2021The paper expounds the reasons and circumstances of Ivan Bunin’s failed collaboration (except one publication in the inaugural number) with the review and publishing house “Russian Annals” (Paris; Shanghai, 1937–1938, no. 1–20/21). The analysis is based on the unpublished materials from the archival fund of the review’s secretary M.V. Vishniak from the
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2021
The paper provides a systematic analysis of Ivan Bunin’s marks on a copy of K. Zaitsev`s “Ivan Bunin. Life and works” (Berlin, 1934) monograph, selectively taken in their sequence and in accordance with the manner of the writer. The marks on Zaitsev`s book indicate that Bunin deems him a good interpreter of his own works.
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The paper provides a systematic analysis of Ivan Bunin’s marks on a copy of K. Zaitsev`s “Ivan Bunin. Life and works” (Berlin, 1934) monograph, selectively taken in their sequence and in accordance with the manner of the writer. The marks on Zaitsev`s book indicate that Bunin deems him a good interpreter of his own works.
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Crime Without Punishment: Ivan Bunin’s "Loopy Ears"
Slavic Review, 1981Despite their often disparate recollections of Ivan Bunin, émigré writers, critics, and memoirists agree that he was vociferously opposed to the fiction of Fedor Dostoevski, especially his major novels. They recall repeatedly that Bunin looked upon Dostoevskii as a “loathsome writer” and that he indicted Crime and Punishment, The Possessed, and The ...
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Ivan Bunins krydstogtskib sejler i nat
Kristeligt Dagblad, 2020Der er guddommelige noveller i dette flotte nye udvalg af nobelpristageren Ivan Bunins prosa. Ivan Bunin: Herren fra San Francisco og andre fortællinger. Oversat af Trine Søndergaard. 286 sider. 250 kroner. Bechs Forlag – Viatone.
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Ivan Bunin: tre note autobiografiche
2020The article analyzes three autobiographies, that were written to order by Bunin in 1921, 1934 and 1952 and that were printed at the beginning of the collections of stories and Collected works, published in emigration. There Bunin describes himself as a antirevolutionary emigrant and as an acknowledged and actively publishing writer in emigration.
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