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From: esampson@cu.campus.mci.net (Earl Sampson)
The 1997 issue of RUSSIAN LANGUAGE JOURNAL (Vol LI, just out) has
several Nabokov items: three articles and two reviews. The articles are:
Maxim D. Shrayer, "Decoding Vladimir Nabokov's 'The Return of Chorb'"
Dina Alperovich, "Bezumnyi mir «Priglasheniia na Kazn'» V.V. Nabokova ili
istoriia bolezni Tsintsinnata TS" ("The Mad World of 'Invitation to a
Beheading' or the History of Cincinnatus C's Illness")
Savely Senderovich and Elena Shvarts, "Bytie bezymiannoe, sushchestvennost'
bespredmetnoe: Ioann Krestitel' u Vladimira Nabokova" ("Nameless Existence,
Intangible Substance: John the Baptist in Vladimir Nabokov")
The reviews, both by Savely Senderovich, both in Russian:
1) of A.M. Liuksemburg and G.F. Rakhimkulova, _Magistr igry Vivian Van Bok
(Igra slov v proze Vladimira Nabokova v svete teorii kalamburov)_ (_Magister
ludi Vivian Van Bok: Word Play in the Prose of Vladimir Nabokov in the Light
of a Theory of Puns_)
2) of _Vladimir Nabokov: PRO ET CONTRA_. [The St. Petersburg collection of
Nabokov materials in Russian (original and translated) that appeared last
year]
From: esampson@cu.campus.mci.net (Earl Sampson)
The 1997 issue of RUSSIAN LANGUAGE JOURNAL (Vol LI, just out) has
several Nabokov items: three articles and two reviews. The articles are:
Maxim D. Shrayer, "Decoding Vladimir Nabokov's 'The Return of Chorb'"
Dina Alperovich, "Bezumnyi mir «Priglasheniia na Kazn'» V.V. Nabokova ili
istoriia bolezni Tsintsinnata TS" ("The Mad World of 'Invitation to a
Beheading' or the History of Cincinnatus C's Illness")
Savely Senderovich and Elena Shvarts, "Bytie bezymiannoe, sushchestvennost'
bespredmetnoe: Ioann Krestitel' u Vladimira Nabokova" ("Nameless Existence,
Intangible Substance: John the Baptist in Vladimir Nabokov")
The reviews, both by Savely Senderovich, both in Russian:
1) of A.M. Liuksemburg and G.F. Rakhimkulova, _Magistr igry Vivian Van Bok
(Igra slov v proze Vladimira Nabokova v svete teorii kalamburov)_ (_Magister
ludi Vivian Van Bok: Word Play in the Prose of Vladimir Nabokov in the Light
of a Theory of Puns_)
2) of _Vladimir Nabokov: PRO ET CONTRA_. [The St. Petersburg collection of
Nabokov materials in Russian (original and translated) that appeared last
year]