Vladimir Nabokov

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NABOKOV AND TRANSLATION. Papers on Nabokov's lifelong passionate
involvement with translation, the evolution of his approach to the
craft, and ways in which his translations inform his original work.
250-word abstracts by 1 March to Stanislav Shvabrin
(shvabrin@princeton.edu).

NABOKOV, CINEMA, AND ADAPTATION. Papers on adaptations of Nabokov's
works for stage or screen, his use of cinematic techniques or allusions,
his influence on film, and related topics. 250-word abstracts by March
1 to Christopher A. Link (linkc@newpaltz.edu).

NABOKOV UNDER REVISION. Papers on revised approaches to and new contexts
for reading Nabokov--including the author's own revisions and
reassessments of his work. 250-word abstracts by 1 March to Ellen Pifer
(epifer@udel.edu).

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