image of the foreigner and composers in literature

[Olga Meerson]

Odoevsky, Gogol, Leskov, Pushkin (esp. in Arap Petra Velikogo). Leskov is particularly interesting. As for academic writing on the topic, I wrote on the Englishman in Zapechatlennyj angel. Others have done more, I am sure. Odoevsky is great on both composers and foreigners. For composers in Russ. Lit., Mandelstam has several poems--the most famous being "Oda Betkhovenu" and "Bach". Egipetskaia marka is also good, but it has been mentioned, I think. My apologies if the rest have also been mentioned already.
o.m.

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From: Svetlana Grenier <greniers at georgetown.edu>
Date: Thursday, March 20, 2008 10:52 am
Subject: Re: [SEELANGS] image of the foreigner and composers in literature

> You have both a foreigner and composer in Lemm, in Turgenev's 
> Dvorianskoe gnezdo.
> Another foreigner: Nelly's grandfather Shmidt (sp?) in Dostoevsky's 
> Unizhennye i oskorblennye.
> Another composer: I forget the name, but one of the main characters 
> in Jaroslaw Iwaszkiewicz Chwala i slawa (or is it Slawa i chwala?)
> 
> Svetlana Grenier
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