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  1. Marina TSvetaeva v Moskve: Put k gibeli (Russian Edition)
  2. Marina Tsvetaeva: Stikhotvoreniia I Poemy by Marina I. Tsvetaeva, 1980-12
  3. Svodnye tetradi (Neizdannoe / Marina TSvetaeva) (Russian Edition) by Marina TSvetaeva, 1997
  4. The Same Solitude: Boris Pasternak And Marina Tsvetaeva by Catherine Ciepiela, 2006-10-05
  5. Bibliographie des euvres de Marina Tsvetaeva (Serie Ecrivains russes en France) (French Edition) by T. L Gladkova, 1982
  6. Marina Tsvetaeva: Stikhotvoreniia I Poemy V 5-I Tomakh by Marina I. Tsvetaeva, 1980-12
  7. Marina Tsvetayeva (Lives of Modern Women) by Elaine Feinstein, 1989-11-07
  8. Selected Poems (Oxford Poets) by Marina Tsvetaeva, Elaine Feinstein, 1993-11
  9. L'offense lyrique (French Edition) by Marina TSvetaeva, 1992
  10. Marina Tsvetaeva: The Woman, her World, and her Poetry (Cambridge Studies in Russian Literature) (Volume 0) by Simon Karlinsky, 1986-02-28
  11. Poem of the End: Selected Narrative and Lyrical Poems by Marina Tsvetaeva, 2009-01-16
  12. My Pushkin (written in Russian) by Marina Tsvetaeva, 1999-01
  13. Tsvetayeva: Selected Poems by Maria Tsvetaeva, 1987-08-31
  14. Diary of Valery Bryusov, 1893-1905 (Documentary Studies in Modern Russian Poetry) by Valery Yakovlevich Bryusov, Marina Tsvetaeva, et all 1980-11

41. Tsvetaeva, Marina Ivanovna Forum Frigate
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42. Tsvetaeva, Marina Ivanovna Poetry Forum Frigate
tsvetaeva, marina Ivanovna Forum Frigate POETS FLEET If ye would like to moderatethe tsvetaeva, marina Ivanovna Forum Frigate, please drop becket@jollyroger
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43. Ôîðóìû@Mail.ru » Ôîðóì Talk.ru.marina.tsvetaeva: Ñòðàíèöà ô
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44. Ôîðóìû@Mail.ru » Ôîðóì Talk.ru.marina.tsvetaeva: Ñòðàíèöà ô
12 ? 2002, The World of marina tsvetaeva Site Update, Fitchew. 4, .31 ? 2002, The World of marina tsvetaeva - Site Update, Fitchew.
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45. Tsvetaeva, Marina Ivanovna Forum Frigate
tsvetaeva, marina Ivanovna Forum Frigate Post MessageThe Jolly RogerOnePage Version. Welcome to the tsvetaeva, marina Ivanovna Forum Frigate.
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46. Marina Tsvetaeva, Poète Russe
Translate this page marina tsvetaeva (1892-1941) Ritratto - Moscou, 1940. marina tsvetaevaest une poète russe née à Moscou en 1892. On a dit qu'elle
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Marina Tsvetaeva
Ritratto - Moscou, 1940
Marina Tsvetaeva est une poète russe née à Moscou en 1892. On a dit qu'elle était l'une des quatre plus grands poètes russes du 20e siècle, parmi Anna Akhmatova, Osip Mandelstam et Boris Pasternak. Aussi, Rainer-Maria Rilke a su discerner dans ce poète isolé et mal connu l'une des toutes premières voix de notre époque.
Pasternak la décrit comme suit : «Tsvetaeva était une femme à l'âme virile, active, décidée, conquérante, indomptable. Dans sa vie comme dans son oeuvre, elle s'élançait impétueusement, avidement, vers le définif et le déterminé; elle alla très loin dans cette voie, et y dépassa tout le monde.. Elle a écrit une grande quantité de choses inconnues chez nous, des oeuvres immenses et pleines de fougues». (extrait de Anthologie de la poésie russe, nfr, Poésie/Gallimard, éd. 1993).
On a aussi découvert beaucoup de choses au sujet de la vie sentimentale de Tsvetaeva. De doctes personnes ont fouillé le passé de cette poète, d'autres fouillent encore. Mais, au fond, que reste-t-il de tout cela : SA POÉSIE.

47. Marina Tsvetaeva, Poète Russe
Translate this page marina tsvetaeva tsvetaeva est-elle une «Poète lesbienne»? Mon Dieu !Quelle désolation sexué. marina tsvetaeva dans « My Pushkin » Un
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Marina Tsvetaeva
Tsvetaeva est-elle une «Poète lesbienne»? Mon Dieu ! Quelle désolation pour un être humain que d'être sexué
Un doute persiste au sujet d'une relation intime qu'aurait vécue Tsvetaeva avec une femme. En raison de cela, plusieurs regroupements Gais l'ont qualifiée de «poète lesbienne». Un extrait de «Lettre à une Amazone» fut reproduit dans le Harvard Gay and Lesbian Review, et une page, lui étant dédiée, est en train de s'élaborer sur le site Lesbian Poetry Page. Mais Tsvetaeva peut-elle véritablement être considérée comme étant une «poète lesbienne»en ce sens, quelqu'un dont l'écriture poétique aurait été profondément influencée par ses expériences homosexuelles ? Je suis tentée de dire non. Premièrement, un fait demeure, à proprement parler. Tsvetaeva n'était pas une lesbienne, elle était bisexuelle. La plupart de ses relations affectives l'ont été avec des hommes, et même durant sa relation avec Sophia Parnok, elle persistait à dire «Je serai toujours amoureuse de Seryozha». Le plus important, c'est qu'elle ne s'est jamais identifiée comme étant lesbienne, même en étant impliquée dans une relation amoureuse homosexuelle. Rappelons que dans les cercles fréquentés par Tsvetaeva, l'amour lesbien n'était pas particulièrement considéré scandaleux, et plusieurs femmes qui étaient engagées dans cette voie ne se considéraient pas en marge de la société.

48. Marina Ivanovna Tsvetaeva
of tsvetaeva by Bonver (English) ? ?, which containsmost of tsvetaeva's texts (Russian) The World of marina tsvetaeva (incl.
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Marina Ivanovna Tsvetaeva
Poems in this Collection
You walk, and look like me.../Èäåøü, íà ìåíÿ ïîõîæèé...
For my poems, written so early.../Ìîèì ñòèõàì, íàïèñàííûì òàê ðàíî...

Go find yourself naive women friends.../Èùè ñåáå äîâåð÷èâûõ ïîäðóã...

Praise to God/Ìîëèòâà
...
I like that you are sick.../Ìíå íðàâèòñÿ, ÷òî âû áîëüíû íå ìíîé...
Timeline for M. I. Tsvetaeva
Tsvetaeva and Efron
The cover to " Mileposts"
Born in Moscow to father, an art history professor at Moscow University and mother of German-Polish descent who was also a fine pianist
Attends boarding schools in Switzerland and Germany, where mother received treatments for lung problems that eventually killed her in1906
Travels to Paris and studies at Sorbonne
First collection Evening Album appears, an intimate work in a lyrical voice that would characterize the majority of her poetic output. Also showcases her command of syllabatonic verse and inventiveness in both versification and stanza structure

49. Ardis Books List
A Pictorial Biography of tsvetaeva/Fotobiografiia tsvetaeva, marina. Add to cart. Poemof the End Selected Narrative Lyrical Poems tsvetaeva, marina (cloth).
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50. Marina Tsvetaeva, Poeme Choisi Par Le Club Des Poetes
Translate this page Tel est fait de pierre, tel est fait d'argile, Mais moi, je m'argente et scintilleJe m'occupe de trahir, je m'appelle Marine, Je suis la fragile écume marine
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Marina Tsvetaeva
Tel est fait de pierre, tel est fait d'argile,
Mais moi, je m'argente et scintille
Je m'occupe de trahir, je m'appelle Marine,
Tel est fait de pierre, tel est fait de chair.
Pour eux cercueils et pierres tumulaires;
Mon bon plaisir perce son chemin
Me brisant sur vos genoux de granit,
A chaque vague je ressuscite.

51. Quelques Mots Sur Marina Tsvetaeva, Pour Le Club Des Poetes
Translate this page marina tsvetaeva. Rainer-Maria Rilke qui avait su discerner dans cepoète isolé et mal connu l'une des toutes premieres voix de
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Marina Tsvetaeva
nous nous touchons comment? par des coups d'aile Rilke-Pasternak-Tsvetaeva
Piers Tenniel
Ailleurs:
Tsvetaeva en Anglais
Francophones Du monde entier Naviguer ... Pour les enfants

52. Marina Tsvetaeva
Born in Moscow, the daughter of Professor Ivan Tsvetaev, the art historian who foundedthe Pushkin Museum of Art in Moscow tsvetaeva finished school in 1908
http://www.kulichki.com/poems/Poets/mt/Eng/mt.html
Born in Moscow, the daughter of Professor Ivan Tsvetaev, the art historian who founded the Pushkin Museum of Art in Moscow Tsvetaeva finished school in 1908 and went to Paris where she attended lectures on literary history at the Sorbonne. Her first poems were printed shen she was sixteen. Her first book - "An Evening Album" - which came out in 1912, was praised by the critics, including Valery Bryusov. Tsvetaeva emigrated in 1922. She lived at first in Berlin and later moved to Prague and to Paris. Self-willed and proud, she eventually came to disagree more and more sharply with the ultra-reactionary emigre circles. She lived in dire poverty and suffered from homesickness. Her poems at that time were full of contempt and hatred for the rising wave of fascism in Europe. In 1939 she returned to to the Soviet Union with her family but was not accepted by the new regime. She was forced to suicide by the unbearing circumstances that she was surrounded with by the comunists. Poems:
Your me in a way. I used to...

53. Marina Tsvetaeva. You're Me In The Way. I Used To...
you That cames to you from grave. 1913. By marina tsvetaeva. Translatedby Irina Zheleznova. Upgrade Your Browser! Back to index.
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You're me in the way. I used to
Wlak so, without looking up.
Stop, passerby! Don't refuse to.
I beg and I pray you stop! You'll read, as you lay the glowing
Red blossoms on the mound of grass:
Marina. And then more slowly:
The dates of my birth and death. Yes, there is a grave, but leave it
And hount you I won't, no fear.
I too, you can well believe it, Once laught in the midst of tears. The blood through my veins coursed freely, The locks curled around my face. Stop, passerby! Can't you feel it? I too, passerby, once was A strawberry. Pluck it, eat it! It's there, near the very ground. No berries are ever sweeter Then those in a graveyard found. But only no gloom, no tightly Closed lips, do not brood or fret. Think lightly on me, and lightly My name, passerby, forget. The sun's dust-like beams caress you, Your shoulders and head they lave. Please don't let the voice distress you That cames to you from grave. 1913. By Marina Tsvetaeva. Translated by Irina Zheleznova. Upgrade Your Browser!
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54. MARINA TSVETAEVA, Biographie
Translate this page La vie et l'oeuvre de marina tsvetaeva à travers des extraits, une biographie, unebibliographie, des liens utiles, des photos marina tsvetaeva BIOGRAPHIE.
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26 septembre : naissance de Marina Ivanova Tsvetaeva à Moscou. Fille de l'historien d'art Ivan Tsvetaev (fondateur du musée des Beaux-Arts, actuellement musée Pouchkine), lequel était veuf, père de deux enfants, et de Maria Mein, pianiste. Naissance de sa sœur Anastassia, dite Assia. Marina est inscrite dans une école de musique. Sa mère voulait qu'elle devienne musicienne. La famille part en Italie, à Nervi, près de Gênes, pour soigner Maria Mein, atteinte de tuberculose.
Rencontre de Marina et de la mer, «l'espace des espaces». Ivan Tsvetaev rentre à Moscou. Les filles, Assia et Marina, entrent comme internes dans une école française à Lausanne. 5 juillet Parution de son premier recueil, L'Album du soir Au printemps, alors qu'elle était invitée chez Max Volochine à Koktebel, en Crimée, elle rencontre son futur mari, Sergueï Efron, qu'elle épousera le 27 janvier 1912. 5 septembre : naissance de sa fille Ariadna Efron, dite Alia. Parution de son deuxième livre

55. MARINA TSVETAEVA
Translate this page La vie et l'oeuvre de marina tsvetaeva à travers des extraits, une biographie, unebibliographie, des liens utiles, des photos marina tsvetaeva (1892-1941).
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56. F P Marina Tsvetaeva Poetry
marina began writing very early on. Her first publications appeared in1908. Two other books of tsvetaeva's verses were soon published.
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57. Tsvetaeva, M.A. - SovLit.com - Encyclopedia Of Soviet Authors
the original. ENCYLOPEDIA OF SOVIET WRITERS. tsvetaeva, marina Ivanovna.Born 8 October 1892 in Moscow into a comfortable life. Her
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Works of Soviet Literature summarized for those unable or too lazy to read them in the original.
ENCYLOPEDIA OF SOVIET WRITERS
Tsvetaeva, Marina Ivanovna. Born 8 October 1892 in Moscow into a comfortable life. Her father was a professor of art history at the University of Moscow, and her mother a pianist. Marina had a half-sister and half-brother from her father's first marriage, and a full sister, Anastasia. When Marina was four years old, her mother noted the child's ability to rhyme words and suggested that she might become a poet. As a child, Tsvetaeva's family traveled extensively abroad, and she attended schools in Italy, Switzerland, and Germany. She was an indifferent student in mathematics and science, but excelled in history, literature, and languages. At age 16, she began studies at the Sorbonne in Paris.
Her first collection of poetry, "Evening Album", dealing with themes of her childhood and youth, appeared in 1910. He work attracted the attention of poet and critic Maximillian Voloshin, who befriended her.
She married Sergei Efron in 1912, and they had two daughters, Ariadna (Alya) and Irina. She was ill-disposed to the Russian Revolution of 1917not surprising, perhaps, because her husband served as an officer in the White Army, while she remained in Moscow. Her anti-Bolshevik sentiments are expressed in "The Swans' Camp", a lyrical chronicle of the Civil War as viewed by the wife of a White Army officer. The "Swans" of the title refer to the volunteers in the White Army. She suffered terribly in Moscow under the famine conditions of the Civil War time. Irina died in 1920 of starvation. In 1922 Tsvetaeva emigrated to Berlin and Prauge, settling eventually in Paris in 1925. Her son, Georgi, was born in 1925.

58. Shest' Stikhotvorenii Marini Cvetajevoj
Shest' stikhotvorenii Marini Cvetajevoj (Six Poems by marina tsvetaeva). 143a Textsby marina Ivanovna tsvetaeva (18921941) Goto Cyrillic. 1. Moji stikhi.
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59. Marina Tsvetaeva, Russian Poet
by Elaine Feinstein). marina tsvetaeva was born in Moscow. PIS'MA K DOCHERI, 1995;PIS'MA K ANATOLIIU SHTEIGERU, 1995. A Collection Of Poems By marina tsvetaeva
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Marina Ivanova Tsvetaeva (1892-1941) - also Marina Cvetaeva, Marina Tsvetayeva
One of the most original of the Russian 20th-century poets, whose literary rehabilitation began in the 1960s. Tsvetaeva's disciplined poetry arose from her own contradictory personality, eccentricity and highly controlled use of language. Among her innumerable themes were female sexuality and the tension between women's private emotions and their public roles. She lived in exile in the 1920s and 1930s because of her political views. After returning to the Soviet Union and being ostracized by the literary community she committed suicide in 1941. What shall I do, singer and first-born, in a
world where the deepest black is grey,
and inspiration is kept in a thermos?
with all this immensity
in a measured world?

(from 'The Poet', trans. by Elaine Feinstein) Evening Album , a tribute to her childhood. The book was privately published and was dedicated to the narcissist diarist Bashkiartseff (1858-1884). For Russian writers Bashkiartseff became the ideal of the female artist, and her writings were also dealt by Simone de Beauvoir in her study The Second Sex Evening Album was favorable reviewed by Nikolai Gumilyov (1886-1921), a poet and literary critic, who was accused after the Revolution of antiregime conspiracy and shot without trial.

60. Marina Ivanova Tsvetaeva
marina tsvetaeva. Russian Poet marina Ivanova tsvetaeva (18921941) Books by andabout marina Ivanova tsvetaeva. Subscribe to Women's Stories! Privacy Notice
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