Falen's Boris Godunov
Inna Caron
caron.4 at OSU.EDU
Thu Sep 17 21:06:45 UTC 2009
On the wings of Catherine O'Neil's message, I have just received the text of
James Falen's translation, and discovered, to my great surprise, that it was
not rhymed. In fact, it seems to omit feminine endings in some instances,
which somewhat affects the musicality of Pushkin's (and most other Golden
Age poets', for that matter) use of iambic tetrameter.
I know it will take me some time to get around to ordering the copy of
"Pushkin Review" where said forum may very well address the above
peculiarity. In the meantime I am turning to the collective wisdom and
knowledge of the List: I am sure JF had a good reason. But what was it?
Thanks in advance for any information or speculation in lieu of the latter!
Inna
Inna Caron
The Ohio State University
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Subject: [SEELANGS] Pushkin Review vol. 10
Dear Colleagues,
It is our pleasure to announce that the latest volume of "Pushkin Review" is
now available for order by individuals and libraries. Please see Contents,
below.
Individual scholars can receive the journal by joining NAPS (North American
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Pushkin Review 2008 is in the works and should not be far behind!
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CONTENTS for PUSHKIN REVIEW vol. 10 (2007)
Special Issue in Honor of J. Thomas Shaw
Contents:
Special Section:
Forum on Princeton's BORIS GODUNOV (April 2007)
Guest editor Caryl Emerson
1. List of illustrations
2. Princeton's Boris Godunov, 1936 / 2007
3. The Director Tim Vasen: First Encounters of an Outsider with Boris
4. Testimonials from the Company: The Actors on their Biggest Anxieties,
Best Moments, and Steepest Learning Curves
5. Tragedy or Comedy? Boris the Visuals and Musico-Visuals (Eisenstein,
Favorsky, Nasibulin)
6. Afterword: The Fate of the Jubilee Pushkin on the Stalinist musical-
dramatic stage
Articles/Статьи:
Leslie O'Bell
Pushkin's Novel The Captain's Daughter as Family Memoir
Inessa Medbizhovskaya
Lucid Sorrow and Political Foresight: Simon Frank on Pushkin, and the
Challenges of Ontology for Literature
Andrew Reynolds
"Light Breathing": Osip Mandelstam's "First" Poems, Pushkin, and the Poetics
of Influence
David Cedric Houston
Another Look at the Poetics of Exile: Pushkin's Reception of Ovid,
1821-1824
New Translations/Новые
переводы:
"Mniszek's Sonnet" -- In honor of J. Thomas Shaw
Notes/Заметки
J. Thomas Shaw, Teacher and Scholar
Catherine O'Neil
Editing Pushkin: A Seminar at Oxford University
Reviews/Рецензии:
Brian Horowitz
David M. Bethea, ed. The Pushkin Handbook
Angela Brintlinger
Alexandra Smith, Montaging Pushkin
Vladimir Golstein
Alexander Dolinin, Pushkin i Angliia
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