Originally a publication of the NYU Press Part I: Pushkin's Poetry: Roman Jakobson: Stikhi Pushkina o deve-statue, vakkhanke i smirennitse; Vadim Liapunov: Mnemosyne and Lethe: Pushkin's "Vospominanie"; Riccardo Picchio: Dante and J. Malfilatre as Literary sources of Tat'jana's Erotic Dream; Elisabeth Stenbock-Fermor: French Medieval Poetry as a Source of Inspiration for Pushkin; Walter Vickery: "Arion": An Example of Post-Decembrist Semantics; Part II: Pushkin's Prose: Andrej Kodjak: "The Queen of Spades" in the Context of the Faust Legend; Krystyna Pomorska: Structural Peculiarities in "Puteshestvie v Arzrum"; Leonid Rzhevskii: Strukturnaia tema "Egipetskikh nochej Pushkina; Svetlana Umrikhina: Zametki ob epistoliarnom stile Pushkina; Part III: Pushkin's Narrative Poetry and Drama: Walter Arndt: "Ruslan i Ljudmila": Notes from Ellis Island; Victor Erlich: Pushkin's Moral Realism as a Structural Problem; Richard Gregg: The Eudaemonic Theme in Pushkin's "Little Tragedies"; William Harkins: The Place of "Domik v Kolomne" in Pushkin's Creation; Victor Terras: Pushkin's "Feast During the Plague" and Its Original: A Structural Confrontation. (Originally published by New York University Press, now available only from Slavica).
Alexander Pushkin: A Symposium on the 175th Anniversary of His Birth
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