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GEORGE SAND AND LITERATURE IN RUSSIA
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THE FEMALE AUTHOR IN THE WORLD OF (V. KRESTOVSKY-PSEUDONYM)
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WHY FRANTSUZIK? WHY BORDEAUX? GALLOPHOBIA, INTERSECTIONALITY AND COLONIAL ANXIETY IN GRIBOEDOV'S WOE FROM WIT
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THE MISSIONARIES OF SCIENCE: POPULAR SCIENCE AND SOCIAL CONSERVATISM IN LATE IMPERIAL RUSSIA
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EKATERINA SHAKHOVSKAIA AND TURGENEV'S SUPPRESSION OF WOMEN'S WRITING IN 'PERVAIA LIUBOV
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LOST IN THE DETAILS: A.K. TOLSTOY'S PRINCE SEREBRIANYI AND ITS CRITICS
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MULTILINGUALISM AND METAPOETICS IN THE HOLY CRAFT OF KAROLINA PAVLOVA
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THE INTRODUCTION
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AN INVISIBLE REHEARSAL FOR SIXTIER-HOOD: ILYA SELVINSKY AND THE RENAISSANCE OF SOVIET MODERNISM, 1938-1941
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ILYA SELVINSKY'S 'LETTERS FROM PRISON' AS A MYSTIFICATION
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I'VE NEVER HAD ANY LUCK IN LITERATURE: ILYA SELVINSKY'S CORRESPONDENCE WITH PAVEL VINTMAN
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I.L. SELVINSKY'S CHELYUSKIN DIARY
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MAYAKOVSKY AS THE IMPLICIT HERO OF N. ERDMAN'S PLAY THE SUICIDE
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