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Bookends: Freemasonry In Russia, Past And Present, James Patrick Greene
Bookends: Freemasonry In Russia, Past And Present, James Patrick Greene
USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations
This thesis seeks to explore Russian Freemasonry in both the reign of Peter I and in theRussian Federation following the collapse of the Soviet Union, two periods where the relevant scholarship has largely fallen silent. The first chapter argues that early Masonic influences were both present at the court of Peter I and accepted by the Tsar. These intellectual trends, traceable in the libraries, social connections, and writings of individual Jacobites, would reemerge in the institutional Freemasonry in the reign of Catherine II. The printing and translation activities of Novikov and Lopukhin indicate a strong interest in these mystical ideas …
Agnes Von Lilien: A Translation By Kari Stolzenburg, Kari M. Stolzenburg
Agnes Von Lilien: A Translation By Kari Stolzenburg, Kari M. Stolzenburg
Theses and Dissertations
The novel Agnes von Lilien by Caroline von Wolzogen, although celebrated during the period of Weimar Classicism, was not generally well known to English-speaking readers and researchers until recently. This project aims to address this situation by creating an easily accessible English translation of the novel complete with critical annotations for the benefit of researchers and lay readers alike. The annotated translation presented in this work is an excerpt of the full translation of the work drawn in particular from the first third of the novel. This novel, first published in 1798, reflects many ideals of the Enlightenment, as well …
(Review) The Familiar Letter As A Literary Genre In The Age Of Pushkin, Andrea Lanoux
(Review) The Familiar Letter As A Literary Genre In The Age Of Pushkin, Andrea Lanoux
Slavic Studies Faculty Publications
Reviews the book 'The Familiar Letter as a Literary Genre in the Age of Pushkin,' by William Mills Todd III.