Titlebook: Crossroad of Arts, Crossroad of Cultures; Ecphrasis in Russian Maria Rubins Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc.

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,Peacemaking with Germany, 1918–1919,oth Parnassianism and pictorialism were instrumental in providing a robust common identity to the otherwise diverse collage of personalities that became known as the Acmeists.The cogent connection between poets of the school has been uniformly underestimated in part because these two unifying elements have been given little scholarly attention

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The Parnassian Roots of Acmeist Poetics,oth Parnassianism and pictorialism were instrumental in providing a robust common identity to the otherwise diverse collage of personalities that became known as the Acmeists.The cogent connection between poets of the school has been uniformly underestimated in part because these two unifying elements have been given little scholarly attention

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Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2000

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Breaching the Boundaries: The European Inter-Arts Tradition,, and in modern scholarship the term designates only verbal description of the visual arts. The ecphrastic procedure can therefore be seen as an intersemiotic translation, which transforms plastic signs into verbal.. Ecphrasis has broad application: it can figure in art criticism, in epic, drama, an

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Parnasse and the Visual Arts, this technique was employed by a wide range of poets, no other group produced as much ecphrastic verse as the French Parnassians. They are credited not only with the creation of elaborate pictorialist poetry, but also with the articulation of pictorialist poetics.

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Russian Literature and the Plastic Arts: The Pre-Acmeist Tradition,wo categories. One group of narratives tends toward detailed description; in transposing a sculpture or painting, they assimilate certain devices characteristic of the visual arts. In contrast, the other current in literary treatment of art favors transformation over imitation. Many Russian authors

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