Paskhal'nost'?
Valentino, Russell
russell-valentino at UIOWA.EDU
Sun Feb 21 18:38:13 UTC 2010
Two minor correction: The title (as translated by Margaret Tejerizo) in Literature and Theology is "The Paschal Archetype..." rather than "The Easter Archetype...," though the word Easter is used in the essay itself on multiple occasions. And the title of Esaulov's book is "Paskhal'nost' russkoi slovesnosti."
Russell Valentino
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Dear Nancy,
If you are having in mind Esaulov's book (Paskhal'nost' russkoi
literatury) and his articles related to religious aspects of Russian
literature, you may wish to adopt the term used by one Oxford journal
on theology and literature. The editors of the journal translated
Esaulov's term as "The Easter archetype of Russian literature":
Esaulov, I.A. The Easter Archetype of Russian Literature and the
Structure of Boris Pasternak’s Novel «Doctor Zhivago» // Literature
and Theology. Oxford, 2006. Vol. 20. № 1.
See Esaulov's website: http://jesaulov.narod.ru/
All very best,
Sasha Smith
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