OLC Slavistik: Rosenshield, Gary - The Bronze Horseman and The Double: The Depoetization of the Myth of Petersburg in the Young Dostoevskii

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ID	1510317201
Author(s)	Rosenshield, Gary
Title	The Bronze Horseman and The Double: The Depoetization of the Myth of Petersburg in the Young Dostoevskii
Published	Slavic review : interdisciplinary quarterly of Russian, Eurasian and East European studies, Cambridge, Mass : Assoc, 55, 1996, 2, 399-428
Language	eng
Soundex	B1768; H0786; D2150; D2128; P1278; Y0640; D2828
Medium	article
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	The City as Myth and Symbol in Aleksandr Puškin’s Poem “The Bronze Horseman” / Helle, Lillian
	DOSTOEVSKII And The Book Of Job: Theodicy And Theophany In The Brothers Karamazov / Gary Rosenshield
	Dostoevskii and the Kornilova Case: The Realization of Russian Justice / Rosenshield, Gary
	Reviews - Pushkin's The Bronze Horseman / Kahn, Andrew
	Reviews - Pushkin's 'the Bronze Horseman' / Kahn, Andrew
	Loving Petersburg: A Note on Vjazemskij's Note on Puškin's Notes on Vjazemskij and Mickiewicz in 'The Bronze Horseman' / O'Neil, Catherine
	Ėschatologija prostranstva v peterburgskom cikle Mickeviča v poėme Puškina "Mednyj vsadnik" = The eschatology of space in Mickiewicz's Saint Petersburg poems and Pushkin's The bronze horseman / Mal'cev, L. A.

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The Bronze Horseman and The Double: The Depoetization of the Myth of Petersburg in the Young Dostoevskii