William Blake and Vladimir Solov'ev

[Zielinski]

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From: "Alexei Bogdanov" <alexei.bogdanov at COLORADO.EDU>
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Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 4:30 PM
Subject: Re: William Blake and Vladimir Solov'ev


> Very unlikely, as Blake was just being rediscovered in Britain itself
> at the time.  However, I would love to see any evidence that would
> prove me wrong, and I am asking all the experts to respond to the
> entire list.
>
> Alexei

It's not that simple. Many years ago I have written a paper on the reception
of Blake in Poland at the turn of centuries (the time of Solov'ev) and it
(=the reception) was astonishigly rich. As far as I remember the situation
in Russia was similiar (Bal'mont, Vengerova and others).

Jan

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