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Aaron, Dan

In Memoriam Dan Aaron

Acevedo Díaz, Eduardo

Andrey Kofman. The Theme of Barbarism in Latin American Literature. 2016. Issue 1.

African American literature

Irina Morozova. Five Letters from Zora Neale Hurston to Langston Hughes: from Friendship to Contention. 2017. Issue 2.

Kate Baldwin. Revolution and Langston Hughes’s Central Asian Writings. 2017. Issue 3.

Elena Ostrovskaya. Langston Hughes’s Correspondence with “International Literature” . 2017. Issue 3.

Dale E. Peterson. Richard Wright, 1938–1945: from Gorky to Dostoevsky. 2017. Issue 3.

Olga Panova. Richard Wright’s Might-Have-Been Travel to the USSR. 2017. Issue 3.

Olga Panova. Phillis Wheatley in American Literary History and African American Literary Criticism. 2018. Issue 4.

Tessa Roynon. Preface to the Special Ellison Collection, Literature of the Americas-2018. 2018. Issue 5.

Olga Panova. Ralph Ellison and Ellison Studies in the West and in Russia. 2018. Issue 5.

Bryan Crable. “Who Invents Rituals?”: Ralph Ellison Reads Lord Raglan. 2018. Issue 5. 2018. Issue 5.

Donald M. Brown. Which Way for the Negro Writer?: Ralph Ellison and the Invisible Black Left. 2018. Issue 5.

James B. Haile. Magic and the Prestige in Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man. 2018. Issue 5.

Paul Devlin. A Literary Archaeology of Reverend Hickman’s Juneteenth Sermon in Ralph Ellison’s Second Novel. 2018. Issue 5.

Natalia Vysotska. “Moments of Blackness Between Cinematic Frames”: Movie Code in Ralph Ellison’s Juneteenth. 2018. Issue 5.

Nicole Lindenberg. “What if Movie is Bliss’s Own Life?”: the Symbolic Violence of the Movie in Ralph Ellison’s Unfinished Second Novel Three Days Before the Shooting... 2018. Issue 5.

Benji De La Piedra. Ellison’s White Liberal Rhinehart: the Negro American Core of Book I of Three Days Before The Shooting… 2018. Issue 5.

Kevin C. Moore. Invisible in the White House: Rethinking Ellison through Barack Obama’s Global Reading List. 2018. Issue 5.

Olga Panova. Exotic Visitor: Claude McKay in the Soviet Union. 2019. Issue 6.

Sam Halliday. Cinema and Cinematicity in Ralph Ellison’s Three Days Before the Shooting… 2020. Issue 8.

Olga Panova. Ralph Ellison: The Writer’s Life in Letters. 2020. Issue 8.

Irina Morozova. ХХХI Zora! Festival and Multiverse: Introduction to Afrofuturism Conference (Eatonville-Orlando, Florida, USA). 2020. Issue 8.

Ainsa Fernando

Yuri Guirin. In memoriam Fernando Ainsa. 2019. Issue 7.

Albee, Edward

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Alberti, Rafael

Natalia Kharitonova. Letter from Cuba. Rafael Alberti and María Teresa León in Havana. 2020. Issue 8.

Amado, Jorge

Marina Fonseca Darmaros. Jorge Amado and the Soviet Union. Notes on the Topic. 2018. Issue 5.

American literary studies

Natalia Vysotska. American Literary Studies in Ukraine: State-ofthe-Art. 2017. Issue 2.

Yuri Stulov. American Studies in Belarus. 2017. Issue 2.

Victoria Zhuravleva, Irina Morozova. V Zverev International Conference at RSUH: Revolutionary Discourse in the USA. 2017. Issue 3.

Olga Panova. Ralph Ellison at Oxford. 2018. Issue 4.

Tatiana Komarovskaya. American Centre at Maxim Tank Belarusian State Pedagogical University. 2018. Issue 4.

Irina Morozova. Zora! Festival and The XIIIth CAAR Biennale Conference, Eatonville-Orlando, Florida. 2019. Issue 6.

Irina Morozova, Victoria Zhuravleva. VI Zverev International Conference at RSUH “Collective Memory: Power of the Past in Socio-Cultural Life in the USA”. 2019. Issue 6.

Roxana Preda. Make It New – the Digital Magazine of the Ezra Pound Society. 2019. Issue 7.

Roxana Preda. The Cantos of Ezra Pound: The Cantos Project. 2019. Issue 7.

Karina Ibragimova. The 28th EPIC: International Poundian Forum in Salamanca. 2019. Issue 7.

Anderson Araujo. Poundians on the Trail of El Cid. 2019. Issue 7.

Andrey Astvatsaturov. Transatlantica at Smolny: Old World–New World Literary Contacts. 2020. Issue 8.

Irina Morozova. ХХХI Zora! Festival and Multiverse: Introduction to Afrofuturism Conference (Eatonville-Orlando, Florida, USA). 2020. Issue 8.

Andersch, Alfred

Evgeny Zachevsky. Overseas Debuts of Group 47: Considering the Origins of the Post-War German Literature. 2019. Issue 6.

Anikst, Aleksandr A.

Sergey Panov, Olga Panova. “History of American Literature” and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 2. 2017. Issue 2.

Anisimov, Ivan I.

Sergei Panov, Olga Panova. American Literary History and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 1. 2016. Issue 1.

Sergey Panov, Olga Panova. “History of American Literature” and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 2. 2017. Issue 2.

Apletin, Mikhail Ya.

Olga Panova. Richard Wright’s Might-Have-Been Travel to the USSR. 2017. Issue 3.

Victoria Popova. Reflections on Foot of the Kremlin on the Russian Revolution: César Vallejo and the USSR. 2017. Issue 3.

Arguedas, Álcides

Andrey Kofman. The Theme of Barbarism in Latin American Literature. 2016. Issue 1.

Avant-garde

Andrey Astvatsaturov. Raids of the Transatlantic Avant-Guarde. 2020. Issue 8.

Baldwin, James

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Barbusse, Henri

Victoria Popova. Henri Barbusse’s Trip to Latin America: Unrealized Project. 2016. Issue 1.

Baudrillard, Jean

Douglas Robinson. If I Only Had a Brain: The Capgras Delusion, Simulacra, and Fiction in the Echo Maker and Jackass 3D. 2016. № 1

Beatniks

Andrey Astvatsaturov. A Book about the Beatniks. 2018. Issue 5.

Bellow, Saul

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Berman, Sabina 

Efthimia Pandis Pavlakis. Violence and Difference in Sabina Berman’s Narrative: “The Woman Who Dived Into The Heart Of The World”. 2018. Issue 4.

Bernstein, Charles

John Gery. Resisting Apollo: The Legacy of Ezra Pound in Late 20th Century American Poetry. 2019. Issue 7.

Andrei Bronnikov. Making the Epic New: Notes on the Russian Translation of The Cantos. 2019. Issue 7.

Bierce, Ambrose

Andrey Tanaseichuk. Ambrose Bierce’s Literary Environment, 1890–1900. 2017. Issue 2.

Brodsky, Nikolay L.

Sergey Panov, Olga Panova. “History of American Literature” and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 2. 2017. Issue 2.

Bronnikov, A.V.

Olga Ushakova. Poetry against “Usura”: Ezra Pound’s Cantos in Contemporary Russia. 2018. Issue 5.

Buck, Pearl

Stephen Rachman. Pearl S. Buck in Literary History. 2017. Issue 2.

Olga Panova. Pearl S. Buck and the USSR. 2017. Issue 2.

Butor, Michel

Anastasia Gladoshchuk. Julio Cortázar’s Prose and the French Nouveau Roman. 2019. Issue 6.

Caldwell, Erskine

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Callahan, John F.

Olga Panova. Ralph Ellison and Ellison Studies in the West and in Russia. 2018. Issue 5.

Olga Panova. Ralph Ellison: The Writer’s Life in Letters. 2020. Issue 8.

Capote, Truman

Denis Zakharov. A History of Creation and Publication of Truman Capote’s Short Story “Mill Store” . 2018. Issue 4.

Denis Zakharov. “Precious Pleasures”. Truman Capote’s Letters: Reconstructing the Creative History of the Novel In Cold Blood. 2018. Issue 5.

Denis Zakharov. Truman Capote’s Unfinished Novel “Answered Prayers”: On the History of Creation and Publication. 2019. Issue 6.

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Denis Zakharov. Unknown Harper Lee. 2020. Issue 8.

Carmon, Walt

Olga Panova. Pearl S. Buck and the USSR. 2017. Issue 2.

Elena Ostrovskaya. Langston Hughes’s Correspondence with “International Literature” . 2017. Issue 3.

Olga Panova. Richard Wright’s Might-Have-Been Travel to the USSR. 2017. Issue 3.

Carpentier, Alejo

Elena Ogneva. The Age of Revolutions through the Prism of Art. On the History of Creation of the Novel “The Rite of Spring” by Alejo Carpentier. 2017. Issue 3.

Casper, Kevin

Douglas Robinson. If I Only Had a Brain: The Capgras Delusion, Simulacra, and Fiction in the Echo Maker and Jackass 3D. 2016. № 1

Chase, Mary

Irina Golovacheva. What Is Harvey, The Rabbit? Pretexts and Contexts of the Comedy by Mary Chase. 2016. Issue 1.

Chin, Marilyn

John Gery. Resisting Apollo: The Legacy of Ezra Pound in Late 20th Century American Poetry. 2019. Issue 7.

Cinema and cinematicity

Natalia Vysotska. “Moments of Blackness Between Cinematic Frames”: Movie Code in Ralph Ellison’s Juneteenth. 2018. Issue 5.

Nicole Lindenberg. “What if Movie is Bliss’s Own Life?”: the Symbolic Violence of the Movie in Ralph Ellison’s Unfinished Second Novel Three Days Before the Shooting... 2018. Issue 5.

Sam Halliday. Cinema and Cinematicity in Ralph Ellison’s Three Days Before the Shooting… 2020. Issue 8.

Comintern

Victoria Popova. Henri Barbusse’s Trip to Latin America: Unrealized Project. 2016. Issue 1.

Olga Panova. Exotic Visitor: Claude McKay in the Soviet Union. 2019. Issue 6.

Conner, Marc C.

Olga Panova. Ralph Ellison: The Writer’s Life in Letters. 2020. Issue 8.

Contemporary American poetry

John Gery. Resisting Apollo: The Legacy of Ezra Pound in Late 20th Century American Poetry. 2019. Issue 7.

Contemporary American prose

Ivan Delazari. The Ontology of an Anthology: Contemporary American Prose according to W.W. Norton & Co. 2016. Issue 1.

Cortázar, Julio

Anastasia Gladoshchuk. Julio Cortázar’s Prose and the French Nouveau Roman. 2019. Issue 6.

Cournos, John

Olga Ushakova. The Russian Revolution and Communism in “The Criterion”. 2017. Issue 3.

Cousins, Norman

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Criterion

Olga Ushakova. The Russian Revolution and Communism in “The Criterion”. 2017. Issue 3.

V.M. Tolmatchoff. T.S. Eliot and Ezra Pound: To the History of Creative Contacts. 2019. Issue 7.

Cummings, E.E.

Mikhail Oshukov. E.E. Cummings: Grammar and Geometry of Revolution. 2017. Issue 3.

Dana, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Maxim Gudkov. The Gorki Fund in the USA and Revolutionary Russia: From the History of Soviet-American Contacts in the 1920s. 2020. Issue 8.

Darío, Rubén

Andrey Kofman. The Theme of Barbarism in Latin American Literature. 2016. Issue 1.

Anastasia Gladoshchuk. Demon of Analogy: Octavio Paz, Rubén Darío and Spanish-American Modernism between America and France. 2017. Issue 2.

Octavio Paz. The Siren and the Seashell. Part II. Transl. A. Gladoshchuk. 2017. Issue 2.

Rubén Darío. Foreign Writers in Paris. Transl. T. Balashova. 2017. Issue 2.

Delphine Rumeau. Hemispheric Whitman (Bicentennial-2019). 2020. Issue 8.

Dinamov, Sergei S.

Elena Ostrovskaya. Langston Hughes’s Correspondence with “International Literature” . 2017. Issue 3.

Victoria Popova. Waldo Frank and the USSR. 2017. Issue 3.

Olga Panova. Richard Wright’s Might-Have-Been Travel to the USSR. 2017. Issue 3.

Dostoevsky, Fedor M.

Dale E. Peterson. Richard Wright, 1938–1945: from Gorky to Dostoevsky. 2017. Issue 3.

Elvira Osipova. Salinger, Dostoyevsky, and the Orthodox Tradition. 2018. Issue 4.

Dunaevskaya, Raya

Alexander Shubin. Raya Dunaevskaya’s Legacy: Lenin, Dialectic, Revolution, and Humanism. 2017. Issue 3.

Duncan, Isadora

Elena Yushkova. “One of the Great Modern Saints”: Vachel Lindsay on Isadora Duncan’s Book “My Life”. 2017. Issue 2.

Natalia Shubnikova-Guseva. “My Sight Broke...”: Esenin about America. 2017. Issue 3.

Maxim Skorokhodov. Sergei Esenin in the Mirror of American Periodicals, 1922–1925. 2017. Issue 3.

DuPlessis, Rachel Blau

John Gery. Resisting Apollo: The Legacy of Ezra Pound in Late 20th Century American Poetry. 2019. Issue 7.

Eliot, Thomas Stearns

Olga Ushakova. A Dandy, Bully, and Mystic: The School of Poetic Play in T.S. Eliot’s Inventions of March Hare. 2016. Issue 1.

Olga Ushakova. The Russian Revolution and Communism in “The Criterion”. 2017. Issue 3.

Olga Ushakova. Smoke, Prufrock and la Femme Fatale (I.S. Turgenev and T.S. Eliot on a Rendez-Vous) . 2018. Issue 5.

V.M. Tolmatchoff. T.S. Eliot and Ezra Pound: To the History of Creative Contacts. 2019. Issue 7.

Elistratova Anna A.

Sergei Panov, Olga Panova. American Literary History and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 1. 2016. Issue 1.

Sergey Panov, Olga Panova. “History of American Literature” and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 2. 2017. Issue 2.

Ellison, Ralph Waldo

Tessa Roynon. Preface to the Special Ellison Collection, Literature of the Americas-2018. 2018. Issue 5.

Olga Panova. Ralph Ellison and Ellison Studies in the West and in Russia. 2018. Issue 5.

Bryan Crable. “Who Invents Rituals?”: Ralph Ellison Reads Lord Raglan. 2018. Issue 5. 2018. Issue 5.

Donald M. Brown. Which Way for the Negro Writer?: Ralph Ellison and the Invisible Black Left. 2018. Issue 5.

James B. Haile. Magic and the Prestige in Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man. 2018. Issue 5.

Paul Devlin. A Literary Archaeology of Reverend Hickman’s Juneteenth Sermon in Ralph Ellison’s Second Novel. 2018. Issue 5.

Natalia Vysotska. “Moments of Blackness Between Cinematic Frames”: Movie Code in Ralph Ellison’s Juneteenth. 2018. Issue 5.

Nicole Lindenberg. “What if Movie is Bliss’s Own Life?”: the Symbolic Violence of the Movie in Ralph Ellison’s Unfinished Second Novel Three Days Before the Shooting... 2018. Issue 5.

Benji De La Piedra. Ellison’s White Liberal Rhinehart: the Negro American Core of Book I of Three Days Before The Shooting… 2018. Issue 5.

Kevin C. Moore. Invisible in the White House: Rethinking Ellison through Barack Obama’s Global Reading List. 2018. Issue 5.

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Sam Halliday. Cinema and Cinematicity in Ralph Ellison’s Three Days Before the Shooting… 2020. Issue 8.

Olga Panova. Ralph Ellison: The Writer’s Life in Letters. 2020. Issue 8.

Erdrich, Louise

Louise Barnett. Louise Erdrich’s Trilogy of Justice. 2018. Issue 4.

Esenin, Sergei A.

Natalia Shubnikova-Guseva. “My Sight Broke...”: Esenin about America. 2017. Issue 3.

Maxim Skorokhodov. Sergei Esenin in the Mirror of American Periodicals, 1922–1925. 2017. Issue 3.

Lioudmila Fedorova.“This Street is Also Ours”: Familiar and Alien in Russian Authors’ American Travelogues. 2017. Issue 3.

European Association of American Studies (EAAS)

Olga Antsyferova. Quo vadunt studia Americana: Looking for New Ways – or Looking Backward? 2016. Issue 1.

Natalia Vyssotska. European Association for American Studies Conference-2016. 2016. № 1.

Faulkner, William

Ekaterina Stetsenko. The Concept of Childishness in the Literature of the United States of America. 2017. Issue 2.

Nina Moroz. “The Wishing Tree”: William Faulkner's Only Experiment in Children's Fiction. 2018. Issue 4.

Felipe, León

Delphine Rumeau. Hemispheric Whitman (Bicentennial-2019). 2020. Issue 8.

Fenollosa, Ernest

Paula Barba Guerrero. Re/Membering Place: Ideogrammic Memory in Ezra Pound’s The Cantos. 2019. Issue 7.

Feshchenko, V.V.

Andrey Astvatsaturov. Raids of the Transatlantic Avant-Guarde. 2020. Issue 8.

Fitzgerald, F. Scott

Elvira Osipova. Who Is Mr Gatsby? The Portrait Against the Backdrop of the New York City in the Twenties. 2019. Issue 6.

Frank, Waldo

Victoria Popova. Waldo Frank and the USSR. 2017. Issue 3.

Victoria Popova. “South of Us”: Waldo Frank and José Carlos Mariátegui. 2019. Issue 6.

Victoria Popova. In Search of “Our America”: Two Trips of Waldo Frank to Argentina (1929, 1942). 2020. Issue 8.

French Nouveau Roman

Anastasia Gladoshchuk. Julio Cortázar’s Prose and the French Nouveau Roman. 2019. Issue 6.

Freud, Sigmund

Rhett Forman. “A Vague, Invarious Delight”: Ezra Pound’s “Middle-Aging Care” and Bernard Hart’s Psychology of the Complex. 2019. Issue 7.

Gaines, Ernest

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Galperina, Evgeniya L.

Sergey Panov, Olga Panova. “History of American Literature” and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 2. 2017. Issue 2.

García Romero, Manuel Vicente

Andrey Kofman. The Theme of Barbarism in Latin American Literature. 2016. Issue 1.

Gass, William

Ivan Delazari. A Medium of Fiction: William H. Gass. 2018. Issue 4.

Gilenson, Boris

Natalia Pakhsarian. Boris Gilenson (1932–2018). 2019. Issue 6.

Ginsberg, Allen

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Giovanni, Nikki

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Glazova, Perla N.

Olga Svetlakova. Rulfo in Russian: Revisiting P. Glazova's Translations after Half a Century. 2017. Issue 3.

Glusberg, Samuel

Victoria Popova. “South of Us”: Waldo Frank and José Carlos Mariátegui. 2019. Issue 6.

Victoria Popova. In Search of “Our America”: Two Trips of Waldo Frank to Argentina (1929, 1942). 2020. Issue 8.

Golder, Frank A.

Bertrand M. Patenaude. Frank A. Golder: Collector Extraordinaire and Cultural Liaison in Revolutionary Russia. 2017. Issue 3.

Gorky, Alexei M.

Dale E. Peterson. Richard Wright, 1938–1945: from Gorky to Dostoevsky. 2017. Issue 3.

Maxim Gudkov. The Gorki Fund in the USA and Revolutionary Russia: From the History of Soviet-American Contacts in the 1920s. 2020. Issue 8.

Grass, Günter

Evgeny Zachevsky. “Group 47” at Princeton. 2020. Issue 8.

“Group 47”

Evgeny Zachevsky. Overseas Debuts of Group 47: Considering the Origins of the Post-War German Literature. 2019. Issue 6.

Evgeny Zachevsky. “Group 47” at Princeton. 2020. Issue 8.

Harlem Renaissance

Irina Morozova. Five Letters from Zora Neale Hurston to Langston Hughes: from Friendship to Contention. 2017. Issue 2.

Olga Panova. Exotic Visitor: Claude McKay in the Soviet Union. 2019. Issue 6.

Hart, Bernard

Rhett Forman. “A Vague, Invarious Delight”: Ezra Pound’s “Middle-Aging Care” and Bernard Hart’s Psychology of the Complex. 2019. Issue 7.

Hellman, Lillian

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Hemispheric Studies

Victoria Popova. “South of Us”: Waldo Frank and José Carlos Mariátegui. 2019. Issue 6.

Delphine Rumeau. Hemispheric Whitman (Bicentennial-2019). 2020. Issue 8.

Victoria Popova. In Search of “Our America”: Two Trips of Waldo Frank to Argentina (1929, 1942). 2020. Issue 8.

Tatiana Venediktova. “Je chante avec toi, Walt Whitman”. 2020. Issue 8.

Hersey, John Richard

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Hindus, Maurice 

Irina Kabanova. Maurice Hindus and American Reporting from the Soviet Russia in the 1920–30s. 2017. Issue 3.

History of American Literature (1947)

Sergei Panov, Olga Panova. American Literary History and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 1. 2016. Issue 1.

Sergey Panov, Olga Panova. “History of American Literature” and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 2. 2017. Issue 2.

Howe, Irvin

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Hughes, Langston

Irina Morozova. Five Letters from Zora Neale Hurston to Langston Hughes: from Friendship to Contention. 2017. Issue 2.

Kate Baldwin. Revolution and Langston Hughes’s Central Asian Writings. 2017. Issue 3.

Elena Ostrovskaya. Langston Hughes’s Correspondence with “International Literature” . 2017. Issue 3.

Delphine Rumeau. Hemispheric Whitman (Bicentennial-2019). 2020. Issue 8.

Hurston, Zora

Irina Morozova. Five Letters from Zora Neale Hurston to Langston Hughes: from Friendship to Contention. 2017. Issue 2.

Paul Devlin. A Literary Archaeology of Reverend Hickman’s Juneteenth Sermon in Ralph Ellison’s Second Novel. 2018. Issue 5.

Irina Morozova, Victoria Zhuravleva. VI Zverev International Conference at RSUH “Collective Memory: Power of the Past in Socio-Cultural Life in the USA”. 2019. Issue 6.

Irina Morozova. ХХХI Zora! Festival and Multiverse: Introduction to Afrofuturism Conference (Eatonville-Orlando, Florida, USA). 2020. Issue 8.

Hyman, Stanley Edgar.

Bryan Crable. “Who Invents Rituals?”: Ralph Ellison Reads Lord Raglan. 2018. Issue 5. 2018. Issue 5.

Ickstadt, Heinz

Tatiana Venediktova. Professionalism at Its Best. 2018. Issue 4.

Ilf, Ilya A., Petrov, Evgeny P.

Lioudmila Fedorova.“This Street is Also Ours”: Familiar and Alien in Russian Authors’ American Travelogues. 2017. Issue 3.

Lioudmila Fedorova. Found in Non-Translation: English Language in the American Travelogues of Russian Writers (1890s – 1930s). 2019. Issue 6.

Imagism

Ira B. Nadel. Ezra Pound’s Global Poetics. 2019. Issue 7.

Rhett Forman. “A Vague, Invarious Delight”: Ezra Pound’s “Middle-Aging Care” and Bernard Hart’s Psychology of the Complex. 2019. Issue 7.

International Literature

Elena Ostrovskaya. Langston Hughes’s Correspondence with “International Literature” . 2017. Issue 3.

Olga Panova. Richard Wright’s Might-Have-Been Travel to the USSR. 2017. Issue 3.

Victoria Popova. Waldo Frank and the USSR. 2017. Issue 3.

Victoria Popova. Reflections on Foot of the Kremlin on the Russian Revolution: César Vallejo and the USSR. 2017. Issue 3.

Jaimes, Freyre Ricardo

Andrey Kofman. The Theme of Barbarism in Latin American Literature. 2016. Issue 1.

James, Henry

Olga Antsyferova. Henry James: Creating of Biography. 2016. Issue 1.

Nina Moroz. “I Never Heard Such a Spectacle”: Visual and Acoustic Imagery in James Thurber’s Short Stories. 2019. Issue 6.

Joyce, James

Paul Devlin. A Literary Archaeology of Reverend Hickman’s Juneteenth Sermon in Ralph Ellison’s Second Novel. 2018. Issue 5.

Kazan, Elia

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Kazin, Alfred

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Kellin, Fedor V.

Victoria Popova. Reflections on Foot of the Kremlin on the Russian Revolution: César Vallejo and the USSR. 2017. Issue 3.

Marina Fonseca Darmaros. Jorge Amado and the Soviet Union. Notes on the Topic. 2018. Issue 5.

Natalia Kharitonova. Letter from Cuba. Rafael Alberti and María Teresa León in Havana. 2020. Issue 8.

Keyes, Daniel

Irina Golovacheva, Anastasia Solovyeva. Why are Entities Multiplied? Multiple Personality Disorder in American Popular Fiction. 2018. Issue 4.

Khaustov, D.

Andrey Astvatsaturov. A Book about the Beatniks. 2018. Issue 5.

Killens, John Oliver

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Koeppen, Wolfgang

Evgeny Zachevsky. America through the Eyes of a European: Koeppen’s Amerikafahrt. 2018. Issue 5.

Kopelev, Lev Z.

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Olga Shcherbinina. Albert Maltz and Raisa Orlova, 1960s–1970s. 2020. Issue 8.

Koreneva, Maya M.

Maya Koreneva (1936–2016).

Koster, Henry

Irina Golovacheva. What Is Harvey, The Rabbit? Pretexts and Contexts of the Comedy by Mary Chase. 2016. Issue 1.

Kunitz, Stanley

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Kushner, Tony

Elena Dotsenko. “Lincoln” by T. Kushner and S. Spielberg: the Epic Scope of the “Pre-election” Movie. 2017. Issue 2.

Elena Dotsenko.“In the Name of Socialism”: Russian Theme in the Plays by Tony Kushner. 2017. Issue 3.

Kuteishchikova, V.N.

Marina Fonseca Darmaros. Jorge Amado and the Soviet Union. Notes on the Topic. 2018. Issue 5.

Lee, Harper

Denis Zakharov. “Precious Pleasures”. Truman Capote’s Letters: Reconstructing the Creative History of the Novel In Cold Blood. 2018. Issue 5.

Denis Zakharov. Unknown Harper Lee. 2020. Issue 8.

Lee, Steven

Elena Galtsova. “Ethnic Avant-Garde” as a Contemporary Cross-Cultural Utopia. Steven Lee and the World Revolution. 2017. Issue 3.

Lermontov, Mikhail Yu.

Denis Zakharov. Truman Capote’s Unfinished Novel “Answered Prayers”: On the History of Creation and Publication. 2019. Issue 6.

León, María Teresa

Natalia Kharitonova. Letter from Cuba. Rafael Alberti and María Teresa León in Havana. 2020. Issue 8.

Lieberman, Jennifer L.

Irina Golovacheva. Electrical America. 2018. Issue 5.

Life of Outstanding People, series

Elena Apenko. A New Biography of Edgar Poe. [Tanaseichuk, Andrey. Edgar Poe. A Grim Genius. Moscow, 2016]. 2017. Issue 2.

Lindsay, Vachel

Elena Yushkova. “One of the Great Modern Saints”: Vachel Lindsay on Isadora Duncan’s Book “My Life”. 2017. Issue 2.

Little Theatre Movement

Amina Zhamanova. Provincetown Players’ Stage Productions Starring Eugene O’Neill. 2020. Issue 8.

London, Jack

Alina Zakharova. Jack London and the Demon Alcohol: “John Barleycorn” (1913) and American Temperance Literature. 2018. Issue 4.

Andrei Tanaseichuk. On the Margins of Jack London Biography. 2018. Issue 4.

Alina Zakharova. Jack London Unveiled. 2018. Issue 4.

Luppol Ivan K.

Sergei Panov, Olga Panova. American Literary History and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 1. 2016. Issue 1.

Sergey Panov, Olga Panova. “History of American Literature” and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 2. 2017. Issue 2.

Mailer, Norman

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Maltz, Albert

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Olga Shcherbinina. Albert Maltz and Raisa Orlova, 1960s–1970s. 2020. Issue 8.

Mariátegui, José Carlos

Victoria Popova. “South of Us”: Waldo Frank and José Carlos Mariátegui. 2019. Issue 6.

Victoria Popova. In Search of “Our America”: Two Trips of Waldo Frank to Argentina (1929, 1942). 2020. Issue 8.

Marinello, Juan

Natalia Kharitonova. Letter from Cuba. Rafael Alberti and María Teresa León in Havana. 2020. Issue 8.

Markham, Edwin

Andrey Tanaseichuk. Ambrose Bierce’s Literary Environment, 1890–1900. 2017. Issue 2.

Mayakovsky, Vladimir V.

Natalia Shubnikova-Guseva. “My Sight Broke...”: Esenin about America. 2017. Issue 3.

Vera Terekhina. Mayakovsky in Latin America, 1930–1940. 2017. Issue 3.

Lioudmila Fedorova.“This Street is Also Ours”: Familiar and Alien in Russian Authors’ American Travelogues. 2017. Issue 3.

Lioudmila Fedorova. Found in Non-Translation: English Language in the American Travelogues of Russian Writers (1890s – 1930s). 2019. Issue 6.

McCarthy Cormac

Ekaterina Stetsenko. The Concept of Childishness in the Literature of the United States of America. 2017. Issue 2.

McKay, Claude

Olga Panova. Exotic Visitor: Claude McKay in the Soviet Union. 2019. Issue 6.

McLuhan, Marshall

Panayiotes T. Tryphonopoulos, Demetres P. Tryphonopoulos. Modernism’s “Doors of Perception”: From Ezra Pound’s Ideogrammic Method to Marshall Mcluhan’s “Mosaic”. 2019. Issue 7.

Melville, Herman

Elvira Osipova. “Ego non baptizo te in nomine patris...”: On the Fantastic / Supernatural / Demoniac in Melville’s Novel Moby Dick. 2020. Issue 8.

Mendelson, Moris O. 

Sergey Panov, Olga Panova. “History of American Literature” and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 2. 2017. Issue 2.

Mickenberg, Julia 

Olga Panova. The Womanly Face of Revolution: Julia Mickenberg on American Girls in Soviet Russia. 2017. Issue 3.

Miller, Arthur

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Miller, Henry

Andrey Astvatsaturov. The First Russian Biography of Henry Miller. 2018. Issue 4.

Andrey Astvatsaturov, Olga Voytsekhovskaya. Russian Rhizome of American Modernism: Concerning the Problem of Henry Miller’s Anarchism. 2018. Issue 4.

Mir, Pedro

Delphine Rumeau. Hemispheric Whitman (Bicentennial-2019). 2020. Issue 8.

Motylyova, Tamara L.

Sergey Panov, Olga Panova. “History of American Literature” and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 2. 2017. Issue 2.

Mythology

Andrey Kofman. Peculiarities of Mythology in Latin American Literature. 2020. Issue 8.

Naess, Arne

Douglas Robinson. If I Only Had a Brain: The Capgras Delusion, Simulacra, and Fiction in the Echo Maker and Jackass 3D. 2016. № 1

Neruda, Pablo

Delphine Rumeau. Hemispheric Whitman (Bicentennial-2019). 2020. Issue 8.

Norton Anthology of American Literature

Ivan Delazari. The Ontology of an Anthology: Contemporary American Prose according to W.W. Norton & Co. 2016. Issue 1.

Nuevo Verismo

Zhanna Ivanova de Mendoza. Nuevo Verismo and Testimonio in the XXth Century Latin American Literature. 2019. Issue 6.

Obama, Barack

Kevin C. Moore. Invisible in the White House: Rethinking Ellison through Barack Obama’s Global Reading List. 2018. Issue 5.

Ocampo, Victoria

Victoria Popova. “South of Us”: Waldo Frank and José Carlos Mariátegui. 2019. Issue 6.

Victoria Popova. In Search of “Our America”: Two Trips of Waldo Frank to Argentina (1929, 1942). 2020. Issue 8.

Okhrimenko, Petr F.

Olga Panova. Exotic Visitor: Claude McKay in the Soviet Union. 2019. Issue 6.

O’Neill, Eugene

Аmina Zhamanova. Eugene O’Neill’s “The Iceman Cometh” on Broadway: Triumphal Revival of a Drama-Parable. 2018. Issue 4.

Amina Zhamanova. Provincetown Players’ Stage Productions Starring Eugene O’Neill. 2020. Issue 8.

Orlova, Raisa D.

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Olga Shcherbinina. Albert Maltz and Raisa Orlova, 1960s–1970s. 2020. Issue 8.

Paso, Fernando del

Marco Aurelio Larios. The Use of the Archives in Fernando del Paso’s News of the Empire. 2018. Issue 5.

Paz, Octavio

Anastasia Gladoshchuk. Demon of Analogy: Octavio Paz, Rubén Darío and Spanish-American Modernism between America and France. 2017. Issue 2.

Octavio Paz. The Siren and the Seashell. Part II. Transl. A. Gladoshchuk. 2017. Issue 2.

Anastasia Gladoshchuk. “Mexican Masks”: An Introduction to Octavio Paz’s “The Labyrinth of Solitude” . 2018. Issue 4.

Pilniak, Boris A.

Lioudmila Fedorova.“This Street is Also Ours”: Familiar and Alien in Russian Authors’ American Travelogues. 2017. Issue 3.

Lioudmila Fedorova. Found in Non-Translation: English Language in the American Travelogues of Russian Writers (1890s – 1930s). 2019. Issue 6.

Pinsky, Robert

John Gery. Resisting Apollo: The Legacy of Ezra Pound in Late 20th Century American Poetry. 2019. Issue 7.

Plath, Sylvia

Alexandra Zinovieva. Changing the Poetical Landscape: with Russian Wallace Stevens and Sylvia Plath. 2018. Issue 4.

Poe, Edgar 

Tatiana Venediktova. In the Seraphyms’ Footfalls: between Poetry and Analytical Prose (reading “The Raven” by Edgar Allan Poe). 2017. Issue 2.

Elena Apenko. The Reader’s Figure in Edgar Allan Poe’s Theory of Artistic Creativity. 2017. Issue 2.

Elvira Osipova. On Poe’s Translations in Russia. 2017. Issue 2.

Sergei Khangulian. The Enological Keys to Edgar Allan Poe’s Onomastics: the Study of the Drama “Politian”. 2017. Issue 2.

Vladimir Cherednichenko. Edgar Poe’s Legacy as a System: The Making of a Scholarly Collection Series Dedicated to Edgar Poe. 2017. Issue 2.

Elena Apenko. A New Biography of Edgar Poe. [Tanaseichuk, Andrey. Edgar Poe. A Grim Genius. Moscow, 2016]. 2017. Issue 2.

Nina Moroz. “I Never Heard Such a Spectacle”: Visual and Acoustic Imagery in James Thurber’s Short Stories. 2019. Issue 6.

Nina Moroz. “The Four-Dimensional Art”: On One Animated Adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe. 2020. Issue 8.

Irina Golovacheva, Svetlana Udalova. Retranslating Ambiguity: On the New Translations of Two Tales by E.A. Poe. 2020. Issue 8.

Poetic influence

Ira B. Nadel. Ezra Pound’s Global Poetics. 2019. Issue 7.

John Gery. Resisting Apollo: The Legacy of Ezra Pound in Late 20th Century American Poetry. 2019. Issue 7.

Delphine Rumeau. Hemispheric Whitman (Bicentennial-2019). 2020. Issue 8.

Pollard, Percival

Andrey Tanaseichuk. Ambrose Bierce’s Literary Environment, 1890–1900. 2017. Issue 2.

Pound, Ezra

Olga Ushakova. Poetry against “Usura”: Ezra Pound’s Cantos in Contemporary Russia. 2018. Issue 5.

EZRA POUND Special Issue (7):

A Tribute to Ezra Pound. Editor’s Note. 2019. Issue 7.

Ian Probstein, comp. “Labors and Days”: Ezra Pound Timeline. 2019. Issue 7. Ian Probstein. Pisan Cantos by Ezra Pound. 2019. Issue 7.

Andrei Bronnikov. Lines for Olga by Ezra Pound. 2019. Issue 7.

Michael Alexander. What Ezra Pound Meant to Me. 2019. Issue 7.

Ira B. Nadel. Ezra Pound’s Global Poetics. 2019. Issue 7.

John Gery. Resisting Apollo: The Legacy of Ezra Pound in Late 20th Century American Poetry. 2019. Issue 7.

V.M. Tolmatchoff. T.S. Eliot and Ezra Pound: To the History of Creative Contacts. 2019. Issue 7.

Karina Ibragimova. Translation as Interpretation: Ezra Pound and Old English Poetry. 2019. Issue 7.

Mikhail Oshukov. Ezra Pound’s Dramatic Works: Vorticist Noh Theater. 2019. Issue 7.

Paula Barba Guerrero. Re/Membering Place: Ideogrammic Memory in Ezra Pound’s The Cantos. 2019. Issue 7.

Panayiotes T. Tryphonopoulos, Demetres P. Tryphonopoulos. Modernism’s “Doors of Perception”: From Ezra Pound’s Ideogrammic Method to Marshall Mcluhan’s “Mosaic”. 2019. Issue 7.

Rhett Forman. “A Vague, Invarious Delight”: Ezra Pound’s “Middle-Aging Care” and Bernard Hart’s Psychology of the Complex. 2019. Issue 7.

RodionBelkovich. Ezra Pound and the Republican Tradition. 2019. Issue 7.

Thomas Urban. Ezra Pound and Katyn: A Russian Trace in The Cantos. 2019. Issue 7.

Andrei Bronnikov. Making the Epic New: Notes on the Russian Translation of The Cantos. 2019. Issue 7.

Roxana Preda. Make It New – the Digital Magazine of the Ezra Pound Society. 2019. Issue 7.

Roxana Preda. The Cantos of Ezra Pound: The Cantos Project. 2019. Issue 7.

Karina Ibragimova. The 28th EPIC: International Poundian Forum in Salamanca. 2019. Issue 7.

Anderson Araujo. Poundians on the Trail of El Cid. 2019. Issue 7.

 

Vassili Molodiakov. Ezra Pound and George Sylvester Viereck: History of Relations and Unpublished Autograph (1954). 2020. Issue 8.

Powers, Rishards

Douglas Robinson. If I Only Had a Brain: The Capgras Delusion, Simulacra, and Fiction in the Echo Maker and Jackass 3D. 2016. Issue 1.

Provincetown Players

Amina Zhamanova. Provincetown Players’ Stage Productions Starring Eugene O’Neill. 2020. Issue 8.

Raglan, Lord

Bryan Crable. “Who Invents Rituals?”: Ralph Ellison Reads Lord Raglan. 2018. Issue 5. 2018. Issue 5.

Richter, Hans Werner

Evgeny Zachevsky. Overseas Debuts of Group 47: Considering the Origins of the Post-War German Literature. 2019. Issue 6.

Evgeny Zachevsky. “Group 47” at Princeton. 2020. Issue 8.

Ritualism

Bryan Crable. “Who Invents Rituals?”: Ralph Ellison Reads Lord Raglan. 2018. Issue 5. 2018. Issue 5.

James B. Haile. Magic and the Prestige in Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man. 2018. Issue 5.

Roa Bastos, Augusto

Andrey Kofman. “I Aspired in My Creative Work to Start from a Mythological or Symbolic Vision of Reality…”: On the Occasion of Augusto Roa Bastos’ Birth Centenary. 2017. Issue 2.

Robbe-Grillet, Alain

Anastasia Gladoshchuk. Julio Cortázar’s Prose and the French Nouveau Roman. 2019. Issue 6.

Rossomakhin A.A.

Andrey Astvatsaturov. Raids of the Transatlantic Avant-Guarde. 2020. Issue 8.

Reyles, Carlos

Andrey Kofman. The Theme of Barbarism in Latin American Literature. 2016. Issue 1.

Reed, John

Anna Arustamova. American Context of the Russian Proletarian Poetry in the USA (1920s): Yakov Tarle. 2017. Issue 3.

William Benton Whisenhunt. John Reed and the Russian Revolution. 2017. Issue 3.

Rodo, José Enrique

Andrey Kofman. The Theme of Barbarism in Latin American Literature. 2016. Issue 1.

Roth, Philip

Olga Karasik. Philip Roth in Russia: Translations and Reception. 2018. Issue 4.

Rudge, Olga

Andrei Bronnikov. Lines for Olga by Ezra Pound. 2019. Issue 7.

Michael Alexander. What Ezra Pound Meant to Me. 2019. Issue 7.

Rulfo, Juan

Andrey Kofman. Juan Rulfo’s Birth Centenary. 2017. Issue 3.

Juan Rulfo. Interview to the newspaper “¡Siempre!”, transl. A. Kofman. 2017. Issue 3.

Olga Svetlakova. Rulfo in Russian: Revisiting P. Glazova's Translations after Half a Century. 2017. Issue 3.

Rumeau, Delphine

Tatiana Venediktova. “Je chante avec toi, Walt Whitman”. 2020. Issue 8.

Salinger Jerome 

Ekaterina Stetsenko. The Concept of Childishness in the Literature of the United States of America. 2017. Issue 2.

Elvira Osipova. Salinger, Dostoyevsky, and the Orthodox Tradition. 2018. Issue 4. 

Salverson, Laura 

Andrey Korovin. Kensington Runestone and Its Literary Life. 2018. Issue 4.

Sandberg, Carl

Anna Arustamova. American Context of the Russian Proletarian Poetry in the USA (1920s): Yakov Tarle. 2017. Issue 3.

Sarmiento, Domingo Faustino

Andrey Kofman. The Theme of Barbarism in Latin American Literature. 2016. Issue 1.

Saroyan, William

Maxim Gudkov. Music of the Highlands in Manhattan: William Saroyan’s Drama Debut. 2018. Issue 5.

Sarraute, Nathalie

Anastasia Gladoshchuk. Julio Cortázar’s Prose and the French Nouveau Roman. 2019. Issue 6.

Sepúlveda, Juan Ginés de

Andrey Kofman. The Theme of Barbarism in Latin American Literature. 2016. Issue 1.

Sheffauer, Hermann

Andrey Tanaseichuk. Ambrose Bierce’s Literary Environment, 1890–1900. 2017. Issue 2.

Silman, Tatiana I.

Sergei Panov, Olga Panova. American Literary History and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 1. 2016. Issue 1.

Sergey Panov, Olga Panova. “History of American Literature” and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 2. 2017. Issue 2.

Startsev, Abel I.

Sergei Panov, Olga Panova. American Literary History and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 1. 2016. Issue 1.

Sergey Panov, Olga Panova. “History of American Literature” and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 2. 2017. Issue 2.

Sterling, George

Andrey Tanaseichuk. Ambrose Bierce’s Literary Environment, 1890–1900. 2017. Issue 2.

Stetsenko, Ekaterina

Natalia Vysotska. Ekaterina Stetsenko (1946-2018). 2018. Issue 5.

Ekaterina Stetsenko. Memoirs (fragments). 2018. Issue 5.

Stevens, Wallace 

Alexandra Zinovieva. Changing the Poetical Landscape: with Russian Wallace Stevens and Sylvia Plath. 2018. Issue 4.

Styron, William

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Tanaseichuk, Andrey B.

Elena Apenko. A New Biography of Edgar Poe. [Tanaseichuk, Andrey. Edgar Poe. A Grim Genius. Moscow, 2016]. 2017. Issue 2.

Tarle, Yakov

Anna Arustamova. American Context of the Russian Proletarian Poetry in the USA (1920s): Yakov Tarle. 2017. Issue 3.

Testimony

Zhanna Ivanova de Mendoza. Nuevo Verismo and Testimonio in the XXth Century Latin American Literature. 2019. Issue 6.

Thompson, Dorothy 

Olga Shcherbinina. Dorothy Thompson’s Travelogue “New Russia”: an Assignment to the USSR. 2017. Issue 3.

Thoreau, Henry 

Elvira Osipova. “Inspector of Snow-Storms and Rain-Storms…” (on Henry Thoreau’s Bicentenary). 2017. Issue 3.

Olga Polovinkina. “Thinking Body” in H.D. Thoreau’s Poetry. 2018. Issue 4.

Thurber, James Grover

Nina Moroz. “I Never Heard Such a Spectacle”: Visual and Acoustic Imagery in James Thurber’s Short Stories. 2019. Issue 6.

Translation Studies

Elvira Osipova. On Poe’s Translations in Russia. 2017. Issue 2.

Karina Ibragimova. Translation as Interpretation: Ezra Pound and Old English Poetry. 2019. Issue 7.

Andrei Bronnikov. Making the Epic New: Notes on the Russian Translation of The Cantos. 2019. Issue 7.

Irina Golovacheva, Svetlana Udalova. Retranslating Ambiguity: On the New Translations of Two Tales by E.A. Poe. 2020. Issue 8.

Tretyakov, Sergei M.

Maxim Gudkov. The First Soviet Plays on Broadway: Reception of Domestic Drama in American Commercial Theatre, 1920–1930s. 2017. Issue 3.

Trotsky, Leon D.

Olga Panova. Exotic Visitor: Claude McKay in the Soviet Union. 2019. Issue

Tseitlin, Aleksandr G.

Sergey Panov, Olga Panova. “History of American Literature” and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 2. 2017. Issue 2.

Turgenev, I.S.

Olga Ushakova. Smoke, Prufrock and la Femme Fatale (I.S. Turgenev and T.S. Eliot on a Rendez-Vous) . 2018. Issue 5.

Twain, Mark

Ekaterina Stetsenko. The Concept of Childishness in the Literature of the United States of America. 2017. Issue 2.

Updike, John

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Uspensky, Igor N.

Sergey Panov, Olga Panova. “History of American Literature” and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 2. 2017. Issue 2.

Vallejo, César

Victoria Popova. Reflections on Foot of the Kremlin on the Russian Revolution: César Vallejo and the USSR. 2017. Issue 3.

Vera Terekhina. Mayakovsky in Latin America, 1930–1940. 2017. Issue 3.

Vasseur, Armando

Delphine Rumeau. Hemispheric Whitman (Bicentennial-2019). 2020. Issue 8.

Vidal, Gore

Valeria Abrosimova. Raisa Orlova’s “Bridges: Russian-American Literary Connections” Half a Century. 2019. Issue 6.

Viereck, George Sylvester

Vassili Molodiakov. Vampire as Superman. George Sylvester Viereck’s Decadent Novel The House of the Vampire in the USA and Germany. 2020. Issue 8.

Vassili Molodiakov. Ezra Pound and George Sylvester Viereck: History of Relations and Unpublished Autograph (1954). 2020. Issue 8.

Vonnegut Kurt 

Ekaterina Stetsenko. The Concept of Childishness in the Literature of the United States of America. 2017. Issue 2.

Vorticism

Mikhail Oshukov. Ezra Pound’s Dramatic Works: Vorticist Noh Theater. 2019. Issue 7.

Paula Barba Guerrero. Re/Membering Place: Ideogrammic Memory in Ezra Pound’s The Cantos. 2019. Issue 7.

Panayiotes T. Tryphonopoulos, Demetres P. Tryphonopoulos. Modernism’s “Doors of Perception”: From Ezra Pound’s Ideogrammic Method to Marshall Mcluhan’s “Mosaic”. 2019. Issue 7.

Waugh, Evelyn

Irina Kabanova. Evelyn Waugh and the USA. 2016. № 1.

Wheatley, Phillis 

Olga Panova. Phillis Wheatley in American Literary History and African American Literary Criticism. 2018. Issue 4.

Whitman, Walt

Alina Zakharova. Jack London and the Demon Alcohol: “John Barleycorn” (1913) and American Temperance Literature. 2018. Issue 4.

Delphine Rumeau. Hemispheric Whitman (Bicentennial-2019). 2020. Issue 8.

Tatiana Venediktova. “Je chante avec toi, Walt Whitman”. 2020. Issue 8.

Wright, Richard 

Dale E. Peterson. Richard Wright, 1938–1945: from Gorky to Dostoevsky. 2017. Issue 3.

Olga Panova. Richard Wright’s Might-Have-Been Travel to the USSR. 2017. Issue 3.

Donald M. Brown. Which Way for the Negro Writer?: Ralph Ellison and the Invisible Black Left. 2018. Issue 5.

Olga Panova. Ralph Ellison: The Writer’s Life in Letters. 2020. Issue 8.

Yakovlev, Boris V.

Sergey Panov, Olga Panova. “History of American Literature” and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 2. 2017. Issue 2.

Zhdanov, Andrey A.

Sergey Panov, Olga Panova. “History of American Literature” and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 2. 2017. Issue 2.

Zhirmunsky Victor M.

Sergei Panov, Olga Panova. American Literary History and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 1. 2016. Issue 1.

Sergey Panov, Olga Panova. “History of American Literature” and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 2. 2017. Issue 2.

 

SECTIONS

THE WRITER IN LITERARY HISTORY

Stephen Rachman. Pearl S. Buck in Literary History. 2017. Issue 2.

Olga Panova. Pearl S. Buck and the USSR. 2017. Issue 2.

Irina Morozova. Five Letters from Zora Neale Hurston to Langston Hughes: from Friendship to Contention. 2017. Issue 2.

Andrey Tanaseichuk. Ambrose Bierce’s Literary Environment, 1890–1900. 2017. Issue 2.

Olga Panova. Phillis Wheatley in American Literary History and African American Literary Criticism. 2018. Issue 4.

Alina Zakharova. Jack London and the Demon Alcohol: “John Barleycorn” (1913) and American Temperance Literature. 2018. Issue 4.

Andrei Tanaseichuk. On the Margins of Jack London Biography. 2018. Issue 4.

Denis Zakharov. A History of Creation and Publication of Truman Capote’s Short Story “Mill Store” . 2018. Issue 4.

Vassili Molodiakov. Vampire as Superman. George Sylvester Viereck’s Decadent Novel The House of the Vampire in the USA and Germany. 2020. Issue 8.

Vassili Molodiakov. Ezra Pound and George Sylvester Viereck: History of Relations and Unpublished Autograph (1954). 2020. Issue 8.

Denis Zakharov. Unknown Harper Lee. 2020. Issue 8.

 

POETICS. READING AND INTERPRETING

Andrey Kofman. The Theme of Barbarism in Latin American Literature. 2016. Issue 1.

Olga Ushakova. A Dandy, Bully, and Mystic: The School of Poetic Play in T.S. Eliot’s Inventions of March Hare. 2016. Issue 1.

Tatiana Venediktova. In the Seraphyms’ Footfalls: between Poetry and Analytical Prose (reading “The Raven” by Edgar Allan Poe). 2017. Issue 2.

Elena Apenko. The Reader’s Figure in Edgar Allan Poe’s Theory of Artistic Creativity. 2017. Issue 2.

Elvira Osipova. On Poe’s Translations in Russia. 2017. Issue 2.

Sergei Khangulian. The Enological Keys to Edgar Allan Poe’s Onomastics: the Study of the Drama “Politian”. 2017. Issue 2.

Olga Polovinkina. “Thinking Body” in H.D. Thoreau’s Poetry. 2018. Issue 4.

Anastasia Gladoshchuk. “Mexican Masks”: An Introduction to Octavio Paz’s “The Labyrinth of Solitude” . 2018. Issue 4.

Nina Moroz. “The Wishing Tree”: William Faulkner's Only Experiment in Children's Fiction. 2018. Issue 4.

Sam Halliday. Cinema and Cinematicity in Ralph Ellison’s Three Days Before the Shooting… 2020. Issue 8.

Andrey Kofman. Peculiarities of Mythology in Latin American Literature. 2020. Issue 8.

 

LITERATURE IN CONTEXT

Douglas Robinson. If I Only Had a Brain: The Capgras Delusion, Simulacra, and Fiction in The Echo Maker and Jackass 3D. 2016. Issue 1.

Irina Golovacheva. What Is Harvey, The Rabbit? Pretexts and Contexts of the Comedy by Mary Chase. 2016. Issue 1.

Elena Dotsenko. “Lincoln” by T. Kushner and S. Spielberg: the Epic Scope of the “Pre-election” Movie. 2017. Issue 2.

Elena Yushkova. “One of the Great Modern Saints”: Vachel Lindsay on Isadora Duncan’s Book “My Life”. 2017. Issue 2.

Andrey Korovin. Kensington Runestone and Its Literary Life. 2018. Issue 4.

Irina Golovacheva, Anastasia Solovyeva. Why are Entities Multiplied? Multiple Personality Disorder in American Popular Fiction. 2018. Issue 4.

Louise Barnett. Louise Erdrich’s Trilogy of Justice. 2018. Issue 4.

Efthimia Pandis Pavlakis. Violence and Difference in Sabina Berman’s Narrative: “The Woman Who Dived Into The Heart Of The World” . 2018. Issue 4.

Maxim Gudkov. The Gorki Fund in the USA and Revolutionary Russia: From the History of Soviet-American Contacts in the 1920s. 2020. Issue 8.

Amina Zhamanova. Provincetown Players’ Stage Productions Starring Eugene O’Neill. 2020. Issue 8.

 

OLD WORLD, NEW WORLD

Irina Kabanova. Evelyn Waugh and the USA. 2016. Issue 1.

Victoria Popova. Henri Barbusse’s Trip to Latin America: Unrealized Project. 2016. Issue 1.

Anastasia Gladoshchuk. Demon of Analogy: Octavio Paz, Rubén Darío and Spanish-American Modernism between America and France. 2017. Issue 2.

Octavio Paz. The Siren and the Seashell. Part II. Transl. A. Gladoshuk. 2017. Issue 2.

Rubén Darío. Foreign Writers in Paris. Transl. T. Balashova. 2017. Issue 2.

Andrey Astvatsaturov, Olga Voytsekhovskaya. Russian Rhizome of American Modernism: Concerning the Problem of Henry Miller’s Anarchism. 2018. Issue 4.

Elvira Osipova. Salinger, Dostoyevsky, and the Orthodox Tradition. 2018. Issue 4.

Natalia Kharitonova. Letter from Cuba. Rafael Alberti and María Teresa León in Havana. 2020. Issue 8.

Evgeny Zachevsky. “Group 47” at Princeton. 2020. Issue 8.

Olga Shcherbinina. Albert Maltz and Raisa Orlova, 1960s–1970s. 2020. Issue 8.

HISTORY OF AMERICAN LITERARY STUDIES

Sergei Panov, Olga Panova. American Literary History and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 1. 2016. Issue 1.

 Sergey Panov, Olga Panova. “History of American Literature” and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Article 2. 2017. Issue 2.

ESSAYS. SKETCHES. NOTES

Fernando Aínsa. Crónica y ensayo: analogías e interdependencies. 2017. Issue 2.

Ekaterina Stetsenko. The Concept of Childishness in the Literature of the United States of America. 2017. Issue 2.

MEMORABLE DATE

Olga Antsyferova. Henry James: Creating of Biography. 2016. Issue 1.

Andrey Kofman. “I Aspired in My Creative Work to Start from a Mythological or Symbolic Vision of Reality…”: On the Occasion of Augusto Roa Bastos’ Birth Centenary. 2017. Issue 2.. 2017. Issue 2.

Andrey Kofman. Juan Rulfo’s Birth Centenary. 2017. Issue 3.

Juan Rulfo. Interview to the newspaper “¡Siempre!”, transl. A. Kofman. 2017. Issue 3.

Olga Svetlakova. Rulfo in Russian: Revisiting P. Glazova's Translations after Half a Century. 2017. Issue 3.

Elvira Osipova. “Inspector of Snow-Storms and Rain-Storms…” (on Henry Thoreau’s Bicentenary). 2017. Issue 3.

Ivan Delazari. A Medium of Fiction: William H. Gass. 2018. Issue 4.

Olga Karasik. Philip Roth in Russia: Translations and Reception. 2018. Issue 4.

Elvira Osipova. “Ego non baptizo te in nomine patris...”: On the Fantastic / Supernatural / Demoniac in Melville’s Novel Moby Dick. 2020. Issue 8.

Nina Moroz. “The Four-Dimensional Art”: On One Animated Adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe. 2020. Issue 8.

Irina Golovacheva, Svetlana Udalova. Retranslating Ambiguity: On the New Translations of Two Tales by E.A. Poe. 2020. Issue 8.

 

ACADEMIC LIFE. NEWS. EVENTS. BOOK REVIEWS

Ivan Delazari. The Ontology of an Anthology: Contemporary American Prose according to W.W. Norton & Co. 2016. Issue 1.

Natalia Vyssotska. European Association for American Studies Conference-2016. 2016. Issue 1.

Olga Antsyferova. Quo vadunt studia Americana: Looking for New Ways – or Looking Backward? 2016. Issue 1.

Vladimir Cherednichenko. Edgar Poe’s Legacy as a System: The Making of a Scholarly Collection Series Dedicated to Edgar Poe. 2017. Issue 2.

Elena Apenko. A New Biography of Edgar Poe. [Tanaseichuk, Andrey. Edgar Poe. A Grim Genius. Moscow, 2016]. 2017. Issue 2.

Natalia Vysotska. American Literary Studies in Ukraine: State-ofthe-Art. 2017. Issue 2.

Yuri Stulov. American Studies in Belarus. 2017. Issue 2.

Elena Galtsova. “Ethnic Avant-Garde” as a Contemporary Cross-Cultural Utopia. Steven Lee and the World Revolution. 2017. Issue 3.

Alexander Shubin. Raya Dunaevskaya’s Legacy: Lenin, Dialectic, Revolution, and Humanism. 2017. Issue 3.

Olga Panova. The Womanly Face of Revolution: Julia Mickenberg on American Girls in Soviet Russia. 2017. Issue 3.

Choi Chatterjee. The Wider Arc of Revolution: The Global Impact of 1917. 2017. Issue 3.

Victoria Zhuravleva, Irina Morozova. V Zverev International Conference at RSUH: Revolutionary Discourse in the USA. 2017. Issue 3.

Andrey Astvatsaturov. The First Russian Biography of Henry Miller. 2018. Issue 4.

Tatiana Venediktova. Professionalism at Its Best. 2018. Issue 4.

Alina Zakharova. Jack London Unveiled. 2018. Issue 4.

Alexandra Zinovieva. Changing the Poetical Landscape: with Russian Wallace Stevens and Sylvia Plath. 2018. Issue 4.

Аmina Zhamanova. Eugene O’Neill’s “The Iceman Cometh” on Broadway: Triumphal Revival of a Drama-Parable. 2018. Issue 4.

Olga Panova. Ralph Ellison at Oxford. 2018. Issue 4.

Tatiana Komarovskaya. American Centre at Maxim Tank Belarusian State Pedagogical University. 2018. Issue 4.

Andrey Astvatsaturov. Raids of the Transatlantic Avant-Guarde. 2020. Issue 8.

Tatiana Venediktova. “Je chante avec toi, Walt Whitman”. 2020. Issue 8.

Olga Panova. Ralph Ellison: The Writer’s Life in Letters. 2020. Issue 8.

Andrey Astvatsaturov. Transatlantica at Smolny: Old World–New World Literary Contacts. 2020. Issue 8.

Irina Morozova. ХХХI Zora! Festival and Multiverse: Introduction to Afrofuturism Conference (Eatonville-Orlando, Florida, USA). 2020. Issue 8.

 

IN MEMORIAM

Maya Koreneva (1936–2016). 2017. Issue 2.

In Memoriam Dan Aaron. 2017. Issue 2.In Memoriam Dan Aaron. 2017. Issue 2.

SPECIAL ISSUES

RUSSIAN REVOLUTION CENTENARY. 2017. Issue 3.

EZRA POUND Special Issue. 2019. Issue 7.