Nabokov-Pushkin Colloquium: St. Petersburg, 10 April 1997 (fwd)

[Donald Barton Johnson]

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>                                 D. Barton Johnson, Editor
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> From: "Maria E. Malikova" <masha at assisi.spb.su>
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>        Evgeny Belodubrovsky, the well-known St. Petersburg conoisseur of
> Russian culture, has asked me to distribute on the following message on
 SEELANGS.
> 1999 is a jubilee year for both Pushkin and Nabokov.  Evgeny Belodubrovsky is
> organizing a Nabokov-Pushkin table-talk in St.Petersburg, Moika
> embankment, 12 (Pushkin's Museum-Apartment) on April 10, 1997 (Nabokov's
> birthday according to the Pre-reovlutionary calendar). He is asking
> Nabokovians to share their ideas and impressions on the Nabokov-Pushkin
> relationship and to respond to the following queries:
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> 1. Which is Nabokov's most Pushkinian poem and Pushkin's most Nabokovian?
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> 2. If Nabokov and Pushkin could meet, what would they think about each
> other and talk about?
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> Opinions on other topics are also welcome.
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>       Evgeny Belodubrovsky  will read  the responses aloud at the
> mini-conference. The meetings are open to the public. For further
> information, please contact....
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