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Re: AATSEEL Nabokov Society Panel. SanFrancisco, December 1998
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From: Galya Diment <galya@u.washington.edu>
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> > Panel Title: Vladimir Nabokov at the End of the Century, His and Ours
> > (Vladimir Nabokov Society)
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> > Chair: Galya Diment
> > Affiliation: University of Washington
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> > Paper Title: Nabokov's _Pnin_: A Creative "Revision" of_Evgenij Onegin_
> > Panelist: Kirsten Rutsala
> > Affiliation: University of Illinois, Urbana-Champagne
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> > Paper Title: "Abusive Fidelity" or Faithful Abuse? Nabokov's Literal
> > Translation and Western and Russian Translation Theories
> > Panelist: Julia Trubikhina
> > Affiliation: New York University
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> > Paper Title: A Typology of Homogeneity: Nabokov's Endings
> > Panelist: Stephen Blackwell
> > Affiliation: University of Tennessee
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> >
> > Panel Title: Vladimir Nabokov at the End of the Century, His and Ours
> > (Vladimir Nabokov Society)
> >
> > Chair: Galya Diment
> > Affiliation: University of Washington
> >
> > Paper Title: Nabokov's _Pnin_: A Creative "Revision" of_Evgenij Onegin_
> > Panelist: Kirsten Rutsala
> > Affiliation: University of Illinois, Urbana-Champagne
> >
> > Paper Title: "Abusive Fidelity" or Faithful Abuse? Nabokov's Literal
> > Translation and Western and Russian Translation Theories
> > Panelist: Julia Trubikhina
> > Affiliation: New York University
> >
> > Paper Title: A Typology of Homogeneity: Nabokov's Endings
> > Panelist: Stephen Blackwell
> > Affiliation: University of Tennessee
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