Vladimir Nabokov

NABOKV-L post 0016058, Sat, 8 Mar 2008 17:07:01 -0400

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In response to Matt Roth's recent posting about the Festschrift for
Alexander Dolinin (2 vols. Stanford Slavic Studies, 2007): a review article
of this edition will be published in the Nabokov Online Journal, Vol. II,
which is scheduled to appear online in April.

At the meantime please find attached the Table of Contents for the upcoming
issue. We'll keep you posted!

Best regards to the List,
Yuri Leving
www.nabokovonline.com

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*Table of Contents*

*Volume II / 2008*


*FORUM*

* *

*Priscilla Meyer**, David Rampton, Christine Raguet, Corinne Scheiner *

TEACHING NABOKOV (Eng)

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*Isabelle Poulin*

TEACHING (WITH) NABOKOV (French)



*MULTIMEDIA: **Nabokov in the Classroom***

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Dennis Kierans

IMAGING NABOKOV: *A VIDEO INSTALLATION* *(Eng)*



Ashley Moran

*NABOKOV DOZEN*: A BOARD GAME *(Eng)*

*INTERVIEW*



"*LAURA* IS NOT EVEN THE ORIGINAL'S NAME"

An Interview with Dmitri Nabokov by Suellen Stringer-Hye (Eng)



*ARTICLES*



*Emma W. Hamilton*

*LOOK AT THE HARLEQUINS!*:* *NABOKOV'S CORPUS COMPENDIUM *(Eng)*



*Peter Lowe*

MUSING ON THE KING'S WRECK: T. S. ELIOT'S *THE WASTE LAND* IN VLADIMIR
NABOKOV'S *PALE FIRE** (Eng)*



*Natalia Vid*

DOMESTICATED TRANSLATION: THE CASE OF NABOKOV'S TRANSLATION OF *ALICE'S
ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND* *(Eng)*



*Andrea Trompa*

STAGING NABOKOV *(Eng)*



*Irena Ronen*

PUSHKIN'S PRESENCE IN *SOLUS REX* (Eng)

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*Gauhar Dyusembaeva*

A BLACKBIRD SITTING ON LETTER '*A*' *(Eng)***

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*Arkady Bliumbaum*

MARGINALIA TO *THE GIFT*: THE PUBLIC PROSECUTOR SHCHYOGOLEV (Rus)



*Alexander Dolinin*

*THE GIFT*: ADDENDUM TO COMMENTARY (Part Two, Rus)





*ARCHIVE*

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*Guus Luijters*

TRACKING NABOKOV IN LENINGRAD *(Eng)*

*Publication by George Levinton *





*CONFERENCES*

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*Will Norman, Duncan White*

"TRANSITIONAL NABOKOV," Oxford University, 6-7 July 2007 *(Eng)*

Photographs



*Liz Barnes, Natalia Rubinstein*

BBC Russian Service: Listen to Radio Program (MP3 format, Rus)

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*BOOK REVIEWS*



*Review Article*

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*Boris Maslov *

The Real Life of Pierre Delalande: Studies in Russian and Comparative
Literature to Honor Alexander Dolinin. Ed. by David M. Bethea, Lazar
Fleishman, Alexander Ospovat *(Eng)***

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*Reviews*

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*Paul Strathern*
Nabokov in 90 Minutes (GALYA DIMENT) (Eng)


*Maurice Couturier *

Nabokov ou la cruauté du désir: lecture psychanalytique (LELAND DE LA
DURANTAYE) (Eng)


*Steven G. Kellman and Irving Malin, Eds.*

Torpid Smoke: The Stories of Vladimir Nabokov (SERGEI KARPUKHIN) (Rus)



*Isabelle Poulin *

Vladimir Nabokov, lecteur de l'autre: Incitations (SAM VAUGHAN-BIRCH) (Eng)



*LETTER TO THE EDITOR*



Michael Maar. On *The Two Lolitas*
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Subject: VNBIB: Festschrift for Dolinin Date: Thu, 06 Mar 2008 22:13:38
-0500 From: Matthew Roth <mroth@messiah.edu> <mroth@messiah.edu> To:
NABOKV-L@LISTSERV.UCSB.EDU Though many Nabokovians are no doubt aware of
this, I don't think the
details of the recent 2 vol. festschrift for Alexander Dolinin have appeared
on the list. I can't speak to the Russian-language articles, but I will run
down the list of English language articles relevant to VN studies.

The Real Life of Pierre Delalande: Studies in Russian and Comparative
Literature to Honor Alexader Dolinin. 2 vols. Stanford Slavic Studies 33
(2007).

All of the following are in Volume 2:

Meyer, Priscilla. "Carmencita: Blok's Delmas, Nabokov's Shulgina: The
Evolution of Eros in Nabokov's Work." 521-538.

Weiner, Adam. "'There was no Aleksandr Ivanovich': The Hidden Hero in
Nabokov's Defense." 555-579.

Johnson, D. Barton. "A Field Guide to Nabokov's Pale Fire: Waxwings and the
Red Admiral." 652-673.

Connolly, Julian W. "Why are Nymphets 'Demonic'? Remarks on the Cultural
Roots of Nabokov's Lolita. 674-686.

When I get a chance, I will try to provide some further detail about these
interesting articles. Perhaps someone can do the same for the
Russian-language articles, which far outnumber the English.

Matt Roth

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