EBSEES: Cavendish, Philip - Poetry as metamorphosis: Aleksandr Pushkin's «Ekho» and the reshaping of the Echo myth

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ID	65468
Author(s)	Cavendish, Philip
Title	Poetry as metamorphosis: Aleksandr Pushkin's «Ekho» and the reshaping of the Echo myth
Published	Slavonic and East European Review, 78, 2000, p. 439-62
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Russia, USSR, Russia (Federation) / Literature / Puškin, Aleksandr S. [Browse all]
Medium	article
Holdings	see in ZDB-Katalog
PURL	Citation link

	Poetry and the pressure of event: Aleksandr Pushkin's «Lines written during a night of insomnia» / Cavendish, Philip
	Pushkin's poetics of the unexpected: the nonrhymed lines in the rhymed poetry and the rhymed lines in the nonrhymed poetry / Shaw, J. Thomas
	New developments in Russian poetry: Aleksandr Ulanov / Ulanov, Aleksandr
	New developments in Russian poetry: Aleksandr Skidan
	Metamorphosis and other stories / Kafka, Franz
	Metamorphosis of the Russian Baba / Heikkinen, Kaija
	Pushkin's button / Vitale, Serena

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Poetry as metamorphosis: Aleksandr Pushkin's «Ekho» and the reshaping of the Echo myth