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The Slavic and East European Journal, 2002
Rosina Neginsky, Sonia I. Ketchian
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Rosina Neginsky, Sonia I. Ketchian
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The bilingual muse: Self-translation among Russian poets
Translation Studies, 2022possible. New Approaches to Translation, Conflict and Memory signals a refreshing contribution to scholarship taking place at the intersection between translation studies and Iberian studies in particular, as it demonstrates how translation is enacted in
Ainsley Morse
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Iudaica Russica
The review essay attempts a comparative analysis of two new English-language volumes of poetry by the major Jewish-Russian poets Ilya Ehrenburg and Semyon Lipkin.
Maxim D. Shrayer
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The review essay attempts a comparative analysis of two new English-language volumes of poetry by the major Jewish-Russian poets Ilya Ehrenburg and Semyon Lipkin.
Maxim D. Shrayer
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Index on Censorship, 1976
Frederick Hunt is the nom de plume of a writer who compiled a collection called Six Russian Underground Poets for the Austrian pen Centre in Vienna. We print part of his introduction and a selection from the work of four of the poets represented in the anthology, the other two being Vsevold Nekrasov and Genrich Sapgir.
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Frederick Hunt is the nom de plume of a writer who compiled a collection called Six Russian Underground Poets for the Austrian pen Centre in Vienna. We print part of his introduction and a selection from the work of four of the poets represented in the anthology, the other two being Vsevold Nekrasov and Genrich Sapgir.
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The New Russian Poets 1953-1966: An Anthology
Books Abroad, 1967R. W. Simmons, George Reavey
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Russian Poet and Harari Booklore. I
Manuscripta Orientalia. International Journal for Oriental Manuscript Research, 2023The St. Petersburg Kunstkamera Museum houses a unique collection representing the tangible elements and technical features of the Harar manuscript tradition. The city played a key role in the spread of Islam not only in northeastern Ethiopia, but also in the Horn of Africa as a whole. The collection is the result of an expedition to the Muslim areas of
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A RUSSIAN POET WITH AN UZBEK HEART
Oriental Journal of Philology, 2022This article is about a Russian poet who was born and raised in Uzbekistan, who worked side by side with the people of this country throughout his life and made a great contribution to the development of the country. Along with information about his life and creative heritage, the article also contains unique opinions of the great writer and poet ...
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