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5 June 192312 June 192317 June 192319 June 192319 June 1923Marina Tsvetaeva was born in Moscow in 1892 and began to publish in her teens, to multiple good reviews by Russian literary critics.
Mery Jane White, Marina Tsvetaeva
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God, Factories, Correspondence
11 October 192224 October 192235 October 192223 September 19224 August ...
Marina Tsvetaeva, Mary Jane White
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Семиотический анализ автобиографического нарратива Марины Цветаевой – возможности и ограничения
A large part of Marina Tsvetaeva’s journals describes her years in Moscow immediately after the 1917 revolution. Tsvetaeva divides her post-revolutionary experiences into two separate spheres: internal life, being (byt’e) and external life, existence ...
Dorota Jewdokimow
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Arthur Lourié and his conception of revolution [PDF]
Arthur Lourié’s conception of revolution (political as well as cultural) is explored through his writings, with particular emphasis on its evolution from his Russian period to his Parisian and American exiles.
Levidou Katerina
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The article presents the methodical development of the lesson devoted to one of Marina Tsvetaeva’s key poems. The lesson is elaborated for the 10th grade with specialization in humanities; it represents a workshop on complex analysis of poetic text.
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The present paper discusses Marina Tsvetaeva’s essay about Maksimilian Voloshin The Living about the Living (1932) in the light of Tsvetaeva’s views on the legacy of the Silver Age in the early 1930s and her responses to the emergence of Socialist ...
Alexandra Smith
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Modernizm i awangarda: pokrewieństwa i różnice
The author examines the relationship between modernism and the avant-garde as a theoretical problem. He draws on the work of Russian writers who were both influential in the 1920s and at the same time very diverse – Boris Pasternak, Marina Tsvetaeva ...
Mark Lipowiecki (Leiderman)
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Les écrivains russes blancs en France. Un entre-deux identitaire (1919-1939)
The 1917 revolution throws to exile roads many Russian writers as Bounine, first Russian Nobel of literature (1933), Nabokov, Kouprine, Merejkovski, Troyat, Zoe Oldenbourg, Marina Tsvetaeva, Nina Berberova, Irene Nemirovski, etc.
Ralph Schor
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Nazım Hikmet 100 yaşında [PDF]
Taha Toros Arşivi, Dosya Adı: Nazım Hikmet. Not: Gazetenin "Tersi Yüzü" köşesinde yayımlanmıştır.İstanbul Kalkınma Ajansı (TR10/14/YEN/0033) İstanbul Development Agency (TR10/14/YEN ...
İnce, Özdemir
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