OLC Slavistik: Conrad, Joseph L. - Chekhov's "ionych" As Commentary On Turgenev's Prose

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ID	1628848820
Author(s)	Conrad, Joseph L.
Title	Chekhov's "ionych" As Commentary On Turgenev's Prose
Published	Russian language journal, East Lansing, Mich : Univ, 54, 2000, 177-179, 95-110
Soundex	C4480; I0640; C4666; T2746; P1780
Medium	article
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Chekhov's "ionych" As Commentary On Turgenev's Prose