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The database "Online Contents" (OLC) Slavistics gathers the approx. 300,000 tables of contents of approx. 498 most important Slavic periodicals with the reporting period from 1998 until today and is being processed continuously by the Berlin State Library - Prussian Cultural Heritage. A list of authors as tag cloud can be found here.

ID1907924507
Author(s)Estechina, K. V.
Title

"Ne nado Orfeju chodit' k Ėvridike": dichotomija "žizn'-smert'" v cvetaevskoj traktovke antičnogo mifa = "Orpheus n't to descend after Eurydice": the dichotomy of life and death in the interpretation of the antique myth by M. Tsvetaeva

PublishedVestnik Rossijskogo Universiteta Družby Narodov : naučnyj žurnal, Moskva : Izdat. Univ, 2011, 3, 26-30
Languagerus
SoundexO0730; C4220; E0724; D2426; S8672; C8284; T2742; A0628; O0718; D2886; A0327; E0728; D2426; D2200; I0627; A0624; T8820
Mediumarticle
URLjournals.rudn.ru (homepage)
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Holdingssee in WorldCat
SourceOLC Slavistik
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