10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ESENIN»
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Encyclopedia of Literary Translation Into English: A-L
Selections Davies, Jessie, Sergei Esenin: Selected Poems (uses Russian titles),
with an introduction, Bakewell: Hub, 1979 (144 items) Davies, Jessie, Esenin: A
Biography in Memoirs, Letters and Documents, with Previously Untranslated ...
2
America Through Russian Eyes, 1874-1926
Introduction Sergej Aleksandrovich Esenin (1895-1925) was born into a peasant
family in the village of Konstantinovo, Rjazan province, southeast of Moscow. He
received his secondary education at the church boarding school at Spas-Klepiki
...
Olga Peters Hasty, Susanne Fusso, 1988
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Reference Guide to Russian Literature
Sergei Esenin v stikhakk i zhizni [Sergei Esenin in Poetry and Life], 4 vols.
Moscow, 1995. Poetry Radnnitsa. Petrograd, 1916; revised edition, Moscow,
1918; revised edition, Moscow, 192.1; reprinted Liverpool, Lincoln Davies, 1971;
Moscow, ...
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Gay Histories and Cultures: An Encyclopedia
See also Music and Muscians 2: Popular Music Esenin, Sergey (1895-1925)
Sergey Esenin was born into a peasant family in a village in the Russian
province of Ryazan. He attended the traditional gynmasium, which was followed
by several ...
Mayakovsky 's most famous act of cruelty concerned Sergei Esenin. Always a
critic of the great and dissolute neo-romantic poet, Mayakovsky was enraged
when Esenin committed suicide in 1925. Ravaged by heavy drinking and drugs
and ...
Vladimir Mayakovsky, 1975
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The Uncommon Vision of Sergei Konenkov, 1874-1971: A Russian ...
People who knew Esenin well, including his sister, Ekaterina Esenina, told this
writer that Konenkov's bust was the best likeness ever made of Esenin in any
form. Schneider, too, felt that "of all the sculptures and portraits of him,
Konenkov's ...
Sergeĭ Timofeevich Konenkov, Marie Turbow Lampard, John E. Bowlt, 2001
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The Bitter Air of Exile: Russian Writers in the West, 1922-1972
That's how Esenin, in his instinctive peasant way, figured it out for himself. And
that's the way his friends of the time — Klyuev, Pimen Karpov, and Klychkov —
saw it. In contrast, the Constitutional-Democrat and Social Revolutionary circles
that ...
Simon Karlinsky, Alfred Appel, 1977
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Youth in Revolutionary Russia: Enthusiasts, Bohemians, ...
163. 74. Sergei Esenin, "Departing Russia," as translated in Frances De Graaff,
Serge} Esenin: A Biographical Sketch (The Hague: Mouton and Co., 1966), pp.
126-127. On Esenin, his poetry, and post-revolutionary angst, see also Bulaiskii,
...
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Foundations of Set Theory
Esenin-Volpin in 1959 1). Esenin-Volpin's criticism cuts deeper than any of the
earlier attempts to reform mathematics, it does not even spare Brouwer. The ultra-
intuitionistic criticism is directed against the current interpretation of the notion ...
A.A. Fraenkel, Y. Bar-Hillel, A. Levy, 1973
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Encyclopedia of Lesbian and Gay Histories and Cultures
Sergey Esenin was born into a peasant family in a village in the Russian
province of Ryazan. He attended the traditional gymnasium, which was followed
by several years at a teachers' college. At the age of seventeen, Esenin wrote to
a ...
George Haggerty, Bonnie Zimmerman, 2003
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ESENIN»
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A “Story Experience” at Angleterre Hotel
In the case of Angleterre Hotel, the fact that the hotel was the last home of Russian poet Sergey Esenin, who died in one of the hotel's suites in ... «Argophilia Travel News, Jul 15»
Gina McCarthy and Obama's Totalitarians
Dissidents such as Pyotr Grigorenko, Joseph Brodsky, Alexander Esenin-Volpin, Vladimir Bukovsky and Natalya Gorbanevskaya were among ... «FrontPage Magazine, Jun 15»
Pushkin, Father of Modern Russian Lit | Thiruvananthapuram …
... under surveillance of Tsar's police and was unable to publish them at the time, Ramchandran, who is a recipient of the Esenin Prize, said. «NYOOOZ, Jun 15»
Mass book launch fitting opening to festival
The other books being launched are Poems by Esenin, The Conch Trumpet by David Eggleton, Being Here: Selected Poems by Vincent ... «Otago Daily Times, May 15»
'Brasch' Celebration To Open Writers and Readers Festival
Charles Brasch's work is also being celebrated by a new edition of Poems by Esenin. Esenin is one of the most widely read and loved of all ... «Scoop.co.nz, May 15»
3 musical events for a variety of tastes in New Haven
... Adrift,” which is comprised of settings of the poetry of Sergei Esenin, a poet whose work was banned in the Soviet Union until the late 1960s. «New Haven Register, Feb 15»
A passion for tragedy
The play revolves around the love affair of Russian lyrical poet Sergey Esenin and American dancer Isadora Duncan. Esenin's poems and his ... «Cyprus Mail, Feb 15»
From the Archives: Elizabeth Janeway on Isaac Babel
Ehrenburg, Esenin, Mayakovski, and even Gorki himself lived abroad for long periods. His wife did not intend to break with Babel and originally ... «Chicago Tribune, Dec 14»
In praise of #WorldBalletDay, Ivan Vasiliev and beautiful butts
... is a poetic chap who recites Esenin by heart and had longed to break out of his physical typecasting into romantic roles. Only by leaving the ... «Spectator.co.uk, Oct 14»
Writer Ivo Ivanov: "In those stories is written my life, my years, my …
Shakespeare, Esenin, Robert Burns, Pushkin, Yavorov, Shelley, Byron, Lermontov, T.S. Elliot, Jim Morrison, Smirnenski, Khalil Gibran, ... «Novinite.com, Sep 14»
