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, 2022 Recensione a Masen'ka, primo romanzo scritto da Vladimir Nabokov, e ambientato nella Berlino dell'emigrazione russa. Il romanzo è pubblicato presso Adelphi in una nuova traduzione.
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Modern Language Review, 2023
terrain dominated by both commercial and artistic concerns. Parker’s archival reconstruction of Laughter in the Dark’s publication process with Bobbs-Merrill is an especially illuminating read.
Alisa Ballard Lin
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terrain dominated by both commercial and artistic concerns. Parker’s archival reconstruction of Laughter in the Dark’s publication process with Bobbs-Merrill is an especially illuminating read.
Alisa Ballard Lin
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Nabokov Studies, 2023
:This paper challenges the myth of Nabokov's creative invincibility by addressing the writer's openness to editorial suggestions and even direct interferences in his work in the 1940-60s, the time of his early tentative exploration and, later, triumphant
O. Voronina
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:This paper challenges the myth of Nabokov's creative invincibility by addressing the writer's openness to editorial suggestions and even direct interferences in his work in the 1940-60s, the time of his early tentative exploration and, later, triumphant
O. Voronina
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Eary Doubles: Tympanic Mechanisms and Cochlear Structures in Nabokov's Ada
Nabokov Studies, 2023:As this paper will show, Ada's bizarre telecommunication devices are far more than technical solutions of the problems imposed by Antiterran ban of electricity. Ada foregrounds their operation mode in terms of transmission and transduction, and, with it,
Sabine Metzger
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Nabokov Studies, 2023
:Nabokov was a great writer and a professional biologist with an intense interest in evolutionary theory, and it seems sensible to conclude that his literary creations were heavily influenced by his scientific research.
Juan Wu
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:Nabokov was a great writer and a professional biologist with an intense interest in evolutionary theory, and it seems sensible to conclude that his literary creations were heavily influenced by his scientific research.
Juan Wu
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Ruslan and Lolita: Nabokov's Pursuit of Pushkin's Monsters, Maidens, and Morals
Nabokov Studies, 2023:The previously unexplored Russian precursor to Humbert's "kingdom by the sea"—Pushkin's mock-epic Ruslan and Liudmila (RL)—permeates different layers of meaning in Lolita.
Ludmila Shleyfer Lavine
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Poetics Today, 2022
This article discusses the literary character's plot function as an element of the author's rhetorical strategy, and in relation to the reader's active role in responding to that strategy.
K. Mikkonen
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This article discusses the literary character's plot function as an element of the author's rhetorical strategy, and in relation to the reader's active role in responding to that strategy.
K. Mikkonen
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Peculiarity of the concept of a hero in the novel of Vladimir Nabokov “Lolita” Humbert
Linguistics and Culture Review, 2021“Lolita” written by Vladimir Nabokov has been considered as an important occasion in the history of world literature for its theme and concept of its characters.
Basira Azizaliyeva
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Literary Stereography: Nabokov Drawing and Reading Maps
Partial Answers, 2021:According to Vladimir Nabokov, exactness of detail in the composition and the reading of literary texts can yield "the sensual spark without which the book is dead": one needs, for instance, to understand the topography of Mansfield Park in order to ...
Leona Toker
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