OLC Slavistik: Gillespie, Alyssadinega - Through a Glass Darkly: Doubling and Poetic Self-Image in Pushkin's "The Gypsies"

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ID	1819649482
Author(s)	Gillespie, Alyssadinega
Title	Through a Glass Darkly: Doubling and Poetic Self-Image in Pushkin's "The Gypsies"
Published	The Russian review : an American quarterly devoted to Russia, past and present, Malden, Mass. [u.a.] : Blackwell, 68, 2009, 3, 451-476
Language	eng
Soundex	T2740; G4580; D2745; D2156; P1240; I0640; P1846; G4188
Medium	article
URL	onlinelibrary.wiley.com (homepage)
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Source	OLC Slavistik
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	Self and non-self in Pushkin's Пиковая дама / Gelhard, Dorothee
	The self and its social concerns in Charles Bernstein's poetic work / Brito, M.
	Love, Friendship, and Poetic Voice in Aleksandr Pushkin's Lycée Elegies / Morgan Iv, James L.
	Puškinskij autografonim = Pushkin's self-graphonym / Suprun, V. I.
	Орфографический узус пушкинской эпохи: проблема внутриморфемного удвоения согласных = Intramorphic Doubling of Consonants in Pushkin's Time / Кукушкина, О.В.
	Poetic Self-Reflection in the Poetry of Milan Jesih / Eniko, Mateja
	Tłumacze po różnych stronach lustra = Through the Looking Glass, and What Translators Found There / Brajerska-Mazur, Agata

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Through a Glass Darkly: Doubling and Poetic Self-Image in Pushkin's "The Gypsies"