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THE SYMBOLISM OF THE EARTH IN THE POEMS BY M.I. TSVETAEVA
The article considers the poems by Marina Tsvetaeva in the aspect of elemental symbolism. The article aims to describe traditional for Russian linguistic culture and individual author’s symbolism of the earth in M.I. Tsvetaeva’s poems.
Marina V. Pimenova +2 more
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Marina Tsvetaeva : Le feu éteint celle...
Cixous Hélène. Marina Tsvetaeva : Le feu éteint celle.... In: Les Cahiers du GRIF, n°39, 1988. recluses vagabondes. pp.
Cixous, Hélène
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Translation as Creative Process: Elaine Feinstein’s Marina Tsvetaeva
This essay sheds a new light on Elaine Feinstein's Marina Tsvetaeva: Selected Poems (1971). This publication was crucial: not only did it introduce Tsvetaeva to a larger Anglophone audience, it also deeply influenced Feinstein's career. Its importance is
Impens, Florence
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THE UNIQUENESS OF MARINA TSVETAEVA'S CREATIVITY
The end of the XIX - beginning of the XX century is a period marked by the heyday of Russian poetry. The Silver Age gave the world such great masters of the syllable as A. Blok and A. Akhmatova, I. Bunin and S. Yesenin, V. Mayakov-Marina Tsvetaeva is a bright representative of the Silver Age period, a poet whose name is inextricably linked with the ...
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Le Cahier rouge [de Marina Tsvetaeva]
Traduit du russe et annoté par Caroline Bérenger et Véronique Lossky ; avant-propos Georges Nivat ; préface Véronique Lossky ; postface Caroline Bérenger.Contient le Manuscrit autographe en fac-simile non paginé de 245 p.
Tsvetaeva (1892-1941), Marina Ivanovna +2 more
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MOTHER – MUSIC – POETRY: ABOUT MATRILINEALITY IN MARINA TSVETAEVA’S AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL PROSE [PDF]
Marina Tsvetaeva, a distinguished poet of The Silver Age, has formed her childhood autobiographical prose so that the central theme becomes her own becoming a poet.
Adrijana Vidić
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Shakespeare in Marina Tsvetaeva’s Eyes
The article for the first time systematizes the facts describing perception of creative works of a great English writer W. Shakespeare by Russian poetess M. I. Tsvetaeva. The actual material is presented in all its variety and not only well-known works “Hamlet” poems of 1823 “Ophelia—to Hamlet” (“Hamlet—fasten—tightly…”), “Ophelia—in protection of ...
Dmitry Nikolayevich Zhatkin +1 more
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Intertextuelle Beziehungen in den Werken von Marina Zwetajewa und Michal Wrubel
Intertextuality in works of Marina Zwetajewa and Michal Vrubel The paper shows the correlation between Marina Tsvetaeva’s poetry and Mikhail Vrubel’s paintings. The common motifs of both artists’ works, biblical as well as those referring to the canon,
Inna Panek
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The Peril of Thinking for Others: The Russian Intelligentsia, Pro and Contra
The Russian Review, Volume 85, Issue 1, Page 93-97, January 2026.
Caryl Emerson
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Marina Tsvetaeva et Lev Karsavine Destins croisés
International audienceThere was a priori no reason for Lev Karsavin, a follower of a rather arid and austere philosophy, centered on Christian metaphysics, nourished by the theological jousts of the Middle Ages, and Marina Tsvetaeva, one of the most ...
Lesourd, Françoise
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