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15 de abr. de 2015 · Although he refined his understanding of the Caucasian reality in A Journey to Arzrum, Pushkin’s imaginative portrayal of the Caucasus in Prisoner of the Caucasus, and the cultural conflicts therein, seemed more in tune with the Russian concept of barriers that could be only partially transcended. II. Lermontov 1814-1841
Journey to Arzrum (Russian: Путешествие в Арзрум) is a 1936 Soviet drama movie directed by Moisei Levin. It stars Dmitry Zhuravlyov, Serafim Azanchevsky, and Konstantin Khokhlov. Actors. Dmitry Zhuravlyov as Alexander Pushkin; Serafim Azanchevsky as Ivan Paskevich; Konstantin Khokhlov as Nurtsev
The author compares five English translations of Alexander Pushkin's A Journey to Arzrum that we know now. These are works made by Birgitta Ingemanson (1974), Ronald Wilks (1998), David and ...
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potentialities, uses Arzrum in order subtly to settle accounts with his detractors, Paskevich, and, more broadly, with cliche-thinking about war, the Caucasus, and the "exotic" East. Arzrum constitutes, further more, a veiled polemic against the very convention of the sentimental journey.
A Journey to Arzrum (full title A Journey to Arzrum during the Campaign of 1829) During my two trips to Georgia (and Armenia) in 2014 and 2016 Pushkin was a very pleasant companion. We visited some of the same places and even went to the same bathhouse, the Abanotoebani bathhouse, in Tbilisi.
MONIKA FRENKEL GREENLEAF. Pushkin's "Journey to Arzrum": The Poet at the Border. "Mne nenadobno puteshestvovat'. la puteshestvuiu v svoem voobrazhenii," said Aleksandr Pushkin, not quite ingenuously, toward the end o1Pushkin'f his life.s chronic desire for travel had so often been frustrated or deflected that his loudly lamented exile in the ...
