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Lector, narrador, profesor:

open access: yesQuestion, 2023
En su vida como lector, escritor y profesor universitario, Vladimir Nabokov construyó un modelo de lectura literaria único, complejo y sistemático.
Luis Alfonso Argüello Guzmán
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Неизвестная рецензия Набокова [An Unknown Review by Nabokov]

open access: yesSlavica Revalensia, 2018
This is an extensively annotated publication of a previously unpublished Vladimir Nabokov’s review “O poezii” (“On Poetry”) written in the end of 1924, and most probably rejected by a Berlin newspaper Rul’.
Alexander Dolinin, Grigori Utgof
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‘The Name of God Has Priority’: ‘God’ and The Apophatic Element in Vladimir Nabokov’s Pale Fire

open access: yesLiterature & Theology, 2022
However one might interpret Vladimir Nabokov’s self-styled ‘utter indifference’ to religion, mysticism, and theology, his 1962 metafictional masterpiece, Pale Fire, betrays a measured though nonetheless peculiar engagement with theological ideas and ...
E. Eklund
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The Bridge and Narrativization of Vision: Ambrose Bierce and Vladimir Nabokov

open access: yesArts, 2022
The article contains a comparative study of the visual poetics observed in the literary texts of American writer Ambrose Bierce and Russian-American writer Vladimir Nabokov.
A. Astvatsaturov
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Vladimir Nabokov and Transatlantic Contexts in Saint-Petersburg University [PDF]

open access: yesЛитература двух Америк, 2021
The review traces papers of the International conference V. Nabokov and Transatlantic Relations in American and European culture hosted at Saint Petersburg State University on May14–16, 2021.
Andrey A. Astvatsaturov   +1 more
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VLADIMIR NABOKOV’S ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF “THE SONG OF IGOR’S CAMPAIGN” AS A PRECEDENT SITUATION IN INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION

open access: yesFolia Philologica, 2022
The paper deals with the English translation of “The Song of Igor’s Campaign”, carried out by Vladimir Nabokov in the middle of the 20th century.
T. Radziievska
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Aesthetic Bliss: How Vladimir Nabokov Uses Unreliable Narration in Lolita to Create Better Readers

open access: yesInternational Journal of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities, 2022
In his most famous novel , Lolita, Vladimir Nabokov created one of the most intricate, memorable, and maddening narrators in literature. By firmly positioning Humbert Humbert as a mis-handler of fact and purveyor of his own skewed perspective, Nabokov ...
Ryan Saladino
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‘Plainspoken about Jew and Gentile’: Vladimir Nabokov, the legacy of Russian liberalism, and the Jewish question

open access: yesJewish Culture and History, 2022
Vladimir Nabokov modelled his moral and political values on those of his father, V. D. Nabokov, especially revering his defence of Russian Jewry. This paper attempts to clarify broad-brushstrokes accounts of V. D.
Anoushka Alexander-Rose
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Strange Opinions? Le lezioni di letteratura di Vladimir Nabokov

open access: yes, 2022
Il volume è dedicato alle lezioni tenute da Vladimir Nabokov negli anni del suo insegnamento universitario negli Stati Uniti (1941-1959), così come sono state selezionate e raccolte da F.
Zinato, Susanna   +3 more
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The Polyhedral Victim and the Patchwork Abuser: A Comparative Study of Names and Naming in Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita (1955) and Maria Velho da Costa's Myra (2008)

open access: yesPortuguese Studies, 2022
:In this article, I compare the function of names and the act of naming in Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita (1955) and Maria Velho da Costa's Myra (2008). I situate Nabokov's decision to write a narrative from the perspective of a male abuser and Velho da Costa'
Tom E. Stennett
semanticscholar   +1 more source

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