Marina tsvetaeva and vladimir nabokov as french translators of pushkin

2021-3-1

UNDERGROUND ŠIŠMIŠ RADIO

2021-1-1

Slavic and East European Journal

2020-11-20

Transnational regards from Serbia

2020-9-1

Notes On Translation In The Slavic Field In The Last Twenty Years

2020-1-1

Mara Kozelsky, Crimea in War and Transformation.

2020-1-1

Myshkin’s Queer Failure: (Mis)reading Masculinity in Dostoevsky’s The Idiot

2019-5-21

Alexandra Smith. A review of Tatiana Shemetova's book "Pushkin v russkoi literature XX vela", SEEJ, volume 62, 4, Winter 2019, pp.765-766.: A review of Shemetova's book "Pushkin in Russian 20th-c. literature"

2019-2-28

Comic Confrontations with Tradition: Three Poems by Maiakovskii

2019-1-1

Review of: Dagmar Gramshammer-Hohl, ed. Aging in Slavic Literatures: Essays in Literary Gerontology

2018-11-12

Introduction: Rethinking the gothic in Ukraine

2018-6-1

Pushkin Pushing Production: The Repurposing of Literary Tradition by Vladimir Maiakovskii & Co.

2018-1-1

Vladimir Nabokov's Ada : In the "Crystal Ball" of Transcultural Utopia

2018-1-1

Forum Introduction : Reading Kurtág, Reading with Kurtág: Musico-Literary Perspectives

2018-1-1

Metaphysics, Aesthetics, or Epistemology? : The Conceptual History of tvorchestvo in Nineteenth-Century Russian Thought

2018-1-1

From Curved Space to Reverse Perspective

2018-1-1

Remarkable Tolstoy, From the Age of Empire to the Putin Era (1894–2006)

2017-7-1

Dinner at the English club: Character on the margins in Tolstoi's war and peace

2017-6-1

Theodore Weeks, Vilnius Between Nations, 1795-2000 (2015)

2017-5-1

Poems and problems: Vladimir nabokov's dilemma of poetic self-translation

2017-3-1

Predicting Russian Aspect by Frequency across Genres

2017-1-1

Bakhtin In Bits And Pieces : Poetic Scholarship, Exilic Theory, And A Close Reading Of The Disaster

2017-1-1

The Red Apostles: Imagining Revolution in the Global Radical Novel

2017-1-1

“Wicked to Erase”: Chekhov as a Source for Nabokov’s Artful Criminals

2017-1-1

Review of: Sibelan E.S. Forester and Martha M.F. Kelly, Russian Silver Age Poetry: Texts and Contexts (Boston: Academic Studies Press, 2015)

2016-7-31

2016 AATSEEL Distinguished Professor Lecture: AATSEEL Keynote Address, Austin, Texas, January 9, 2016: The Formal Is Political

2016-7-1

The Cult of the Author

2016-7-1

Dative-Infinitive Constructions With the Particle жE in Russian: Taxonomy and Semantics

2016-7-1

The Remarkable Pushkin

2016-7-1

Literary Biographies in the "Lives of Remarkable People Series (Zhizn' Zamechatel'Nykh Liudei)"

2016-7-1

Dostoevsky in The Lives of Remarkable People

2016-7-1

Headnote: "Lives of Remarkable People"

2016-7-1

Opportunities in Comparative Biography

2016-7-1

From International to Foreign: Packaging Translated Literature in Soviet Russia

2016-4-1

The Dog in Bely's Prose

2016-4-1

Retranslations: Do They Get Us Back to the Source Text? Six English Translations of M. Bulgakov's "The Master and Margarita"

2016-4-1

Architectural Details From Moscow's Sandunov Banyas in M. a. Bulgakov's "Master and Margarita"

2016-4-1

Fetishizing Dialog: Apostrophe and Prosopopoeia in Blok's "Cleopatra"

2016-4-1

Translation and Intertextuality in the Soviet-Russian Context: The Case of Georgy Shengeli's "Don Juan"

2016-4-1

"Vsemirnaia Literatura": Intersections Between Translating and Original Literary Writing

2016-4-1

Introduction to Forum: On Translation and Translators in Soviet Russia

2016-4-1

Tsvetaeva and History: On "the Demesne of the Swans" and the Poem, "to the Tsar—at Easter"

2016-2-1

The Shapes of Poetry: Andrei Bely's Poetics in Vladimir Nabokov's "The Gift"

2016-2-1

What's Papa for? Paternal Intimacy and Distance in Chekhov's Early Stories

2016-2-1

Bilingual Nabokov: Memories and Memoirs in Self-Translation

2016-2-1

From Rome to Paris to Rome: Reversing the Grand Tour in Gogol's "Rome"

2016-2-1