- the 1st half of the 20th century. One of the most
prominent American Pushkinists was J.
Thomas Shaw. The
Wisconsin Center for
Pushkin Studies has published...
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Dudin believed that the poem was
dedicated to the serf Olga Kalashnikova.
Pushkinist Kira
Victorova believed that the poem was
dedicated to the
Empress Elizaveta...
- 1957,
under the
leadership of
Professor J.
Thomas Shaw, a
distinguished Pushkinist who
taught at the
University of Wisconsin–Madison, the
journal took on...
- Wilson, and the End of a
Beautiful Friendship, 2016, ch. 8 "We Are All
Pushkinists Now", p. 114 Dostoevsky,
Fyodor (2001).
Notes From Underground. Translated...
- M. O. Gershenzon-
Pushkinist.
Northwestern University Press, 1997. (Republished in
Russian translation:
Mikhail Gershenzon Pushkinist:
Pushkinskii mif...
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Varennikov 19
October 2008 4
Alexander Pushkin,
writer and poet 1799 1837
Pushkinist and
Soviet dissident Yuriy Kublanovskiy 17
December 2008 5
Peter the Great...
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newspaper printed in
England and
smuggled into
Russia Yakov Polonsky,
leading Pushkinist poet
Symeon of Polotsk,
academically trained Baroque Belarusian born Russian...
- 6 December] 1819 – 30 October [O.S. 18 October] 1898) was a
leading Pushkinist poet who
wrote poems faithful to the
traditions of
Russian Romantic poetry...
- Russian critic,
journalist and historian.
Yakov Polonsky (1819–1898),
Russian Pushkinist poet
Yevgeny Polonsky (died 1919),
Ukrainian Red Army
soldier Abraham...
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Bartenev and
Pavel Annenkov represent the
first generation of
amateur Pushkinists.
Imperial Moscow University: 1755-1917:
encyclopedic dictionary. Moscow:...
