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The Religious Language of Russian Poets in 1812
Russian History, 2014Russian poets during the reign of Alexander I widely employed images and stories from Old Testament Scriptures to describe the ongoing wars with Napoleon, especially regarding the invasion of 1812. Their ideas are collected in a body of patriotic literature, which has received little attention for its literary merits but provides insight into the ...
James N. Class
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The poetics of displacement: Self-translation among contemporary Russian-American poets
Translation Studies, 2018A. Wanner
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A Poet-Knight-Errant Traveling North: Three Russian Poets’ Translations of Li Bai
2022In 1918, the famous Russian writer Maksim Gorky took the founding of the publishing enterprise Vsemirnaia Literatura (“World Literature” in Russian), as an opportunity to envision a body of world literature for the Soviet Union. Fusing Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s theory of Weltliteratur with the Marxian commodity of universal literature, Gorky’s ...
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Poets and the City: Locating the Political in Soviet and Post-Soviet Russian Poetry. Introduction
Russian Literature, 2017E. Pavlov, D. Ioffe
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Nightingale Fever: Russian Poets in Revolution
Russian Review, 1983Hugh McLean, Ronald Hingley
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Modern Russian Poets on Poetry
World Literature Today, 1977Richard D. Sylvester, Carl R. Proffer
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