Question about translations

[Furman, Yelena]

And thank you, Olia, as well.  Everyone's suggestions have been very helpful.
All best, Lena
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Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2012 7:38 AM
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Subject: Re: [SEELANGS] Question about translations

My students and I vote for James Falen's Eugene Onegin. We usually read some of it  aloud. Fun, fun, fun!
(Many thanks to the translator, if he is reading this!)

Olia Prokopenko,
Temple University


On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 1:37 AM, Furman, Yelena <yfurman at humnet.ucla.edu<mailto:yfurman at humnet.ucla.edu>> wrote:
Dear SEELANGS members,
Once again, an appeal to your collective wisdom.  Those of you who have taught Evgenii Onegin, Povesti Belkina, and Geroi nashego vremeni in undergraduate classes, which translations did you use?  Since I imagine this query is of limited interest, please reply off-list to yfurman at humnet.ucla.edu<mailto:yfurman at humnet.ucla.edu>
Thank you in advance.
Yelena Furman



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