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Marina T︠S︡vetaeva i transgressivnyĭ ėros
2000·236 pages
Scholarly essays on Marina Tsvetaeva, tracing transgressive Eros as the core of her poetry, method, and spiritual-moral life.
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Scholarly essays on Marina Tsvetaeva, tracing transgressive Eros as the core of her poetry, method, and spiritual-moral life.
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This book of American Slavicist Diana Burgin (Univ. of Massachusetts) contains several essays about the works of Marina Tsvetaeva: poetry, prose, correspondence. All of them have a mutual subject: transgressive Eros as a motive and as the very essence of the Tsvetaeva's poetic method, as well as her own spiritual and moral problem. List of Burgin's publications. name index
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Sexual content
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Central focus on transgressive Eros in Tsvetaeva's work and life
Violence & gore
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Profanity
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Substance use
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LGBTQ+ Rep.
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Same-sex desire and queer Eros central to the critical essays
Religious content
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Spiritual and moral questions tied to Eros and Tsvetaeva's work
Magic & witchcraft
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No fantasy magic present
Occult / demonology
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Political content
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Biographical context of revolutionary Russia and exile may appear
Self-harm / suicide
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Tsvetaeva's suicide likely discussed in life-and-work essays
Abuse & suffering
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Hardship, exile, and personal suffering may be referenced
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