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Nabokov's naming (fwd)
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EDITOR's NOTE. NABOKV-L welcomes Andrea Tompa, the first Hungarian
subscriber to NABOKV-L.
She is writing a dissertation on names in VN's fiction. Below Ms. Tompa
provides some information on VN in Hungary.
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From: atompa@isis.elte.hu
There is very little Nabokov news in Hungary: recently
the journal _Nagy Vilag_ published a special issue on Nabokov,in which
there is a discussion of
Nabokov from a Freudian point of view by Nabokov's Hungarian translators.
I am giving you a list of Nabokov's works, translated in Hungarian in their
order of publication:
Lolita
Priglashenie na kazn'
Zashita Luzhina
Pnin
Bend Sinister
Terra Incognita (short stories)
Good Readers and Good Writers
Lectures on Kafka
atompa@isis.elte.hu
Eotvos Lorand University, Faculty of Humanities
International Secretariat
Budapest, 1052, Piarista koz 1.
tel/fax: 36-1-2663521
subscriber to NABOKV-L.
She is writing a dissertation on names in VN's fiction. Below Ms. Tompa
provides some information on VN in Hungary.
-------------------------------------------------------------
From: atompa@isis.elte.hu
There is very little Nabokov news in Hungary: recently
the journal _Nagy Vilag_ published a special issue on Nabokov,in which
there is a discussion of
Nabokov from a Freudian point of view by Nabokov's Hungarian translators.
I am giving you a list of Nabokov's works, translated in Hungarian in their
order of publication:
Lolita
Priglashenie na kazn'
Zashita Luzhina
Pnin
Bend Sinister
Terra Incognita (short stories)
Good Readers and Good Writers
Lectures on Kafka
atompa@isis.elte.hu
Eotvos Lorand University, Faculty of Humanities
International Secretariat
Budapest, 1052, Piarista koz 1.
tel/fax: 36-1-2663521