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Re: Query: Bakhtin and Nabokov (fwd)
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EDITOR'S NOTE. Eric Naiman's suggestion below is a good one. Linetskii's
very idiosyncratic work is only in Russian, but Anat BenAmos ran her
extended review of the Linetskii volume on NABOKV-L some months back. The
text is in one of the monthly archive logs.
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From: naiman@violet.berkeley.edu
How about Vadim Linetskii: "Anti-Bakhtin" - Luchshaia kniga o Vladimire
Nabokove. SPB, 1994. I haven't read it yet.
On Tue, 21 Jan 1997, Donald Barton Johnson wrote:
> From: mxc52@psu.edu
>
> Hello!
>
> I have a friend who is interested in the connections between Bakhtin and
> Nabokov--critical, biographical, anything. He has looked up some citations
> in the usual places, but tells me that many are in Russian. Can anyone
> give me an idea of the state of non-English (and English as well!)
> scholarship on these two writers? Offhand, I am aware of some
> articles--such as John Burt Foster, Jr.'s paper, but I am not able to help
> my friend to the extent he needs.
>
> Thanks.
>
very idiosyncratic work is only in Russian, but Anat BenAmos ran her
extended review of the Linetskii volume on NABOKV-L some months back. The
text is in one of the monthly archive logs.
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From: naiman@violet.berkeley.edu
How about Vadim Linetskii: "Anti-Bakhtin" - Luchshaia kniga o Vladimire
Nabokove. SPB, 1994. I haven't read it yet.
On Tue, 21 Jan 1997, Donald Barton Johnson wrote:
> From: mxc52@psu.edu
>
> Hello!
>
> I have a friend who is interested in the connections between Bakhtin and
> Nabokov--critical, biographical, anything. He has looked up some citations
> in the usual places, but tells me that many are in Russian. Can anyone
> give me an idea of the state of non-English (and English as well!)
> scholarship on these two writers? Offhand, I am aware of some
> articles--such as John Burt Foster, Jr.'s paper, but I am not able to help
> my friend to the extent he needs.
>
> Thanks.
>