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NABOKV-L Archives – April 2004


  1. Révélation: Lolita, pâle copie ?

  2. Ìóçåé ìå÷òû Âëàäèìèðà Íàáîêîâà, èëè Âîçâð àùåíèå Óñòèíà. (The Museum of Nabokov's Dr eam, or Ustin's Return)

  3. "Kafka, Nabokov? Sebald: Intertextuality and Redemption in Vertigo and The Emigrants"

  4. - Salt and Lo -=: Critieria for evaluating subtext

  5. A poem attributed to Luzhin

  6. ADA's Mascodagama and Dostoevsky's "The Possessed" (Besy)

  7. ADA: Tarentine sail and Tarentus

  8. Alexander Dolinin replies to Carolyn Kunin's defense of Michael Maar

  9. Alexey Sklyarenko re Carolyn's Kunin's comments on the Maar article

  10. apologies for a mis-sent message

  11. Apostrophes Nabokov. Emg;ish translaion available

  12. Appeal for the Saint-Pertersberg Nabokov Museum

  13. Bibliography of Von Lichberg Lolita stories in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

  14. Boyd re Joyce´s Stephen and Nabokov´s Dedalus Veen

  15. Caroilyn Kunin ranslation of the German Lolita -- page 2 of 4

  16. Carolyn Kunin's complete translation the von Lichberg "Lolita"

  17. Celebrating Nabokov's Birthday at the St-Petesrburg Nabokov Museum

  18. Conference: XI Annual Nabokov Presentatio

  19. Dieter Zimmer on Michael Maar and the von Lichberg "Lolita"

  20. DN on : The Price of Salt: 2¢

  21. Editor's note on Pierre Louÿs' Chansons de Bilitis in Na bokov's ADA

  22. Friday plan?

  23. Fw NPR: Interview with Michael Marr ...

  24. Fw: "Apostrophes": Vladimir Nabokov ...

  25. Fw: "How did it come to me?" Nabokov asked 1966. "How did it exist in my mind ...

  26. Fw: - Salt and Lo -=: Critieria for evaluating subtext

  27. Fw: - Salt and Lo -=: Critieria for evaluating subtext. Michael Maar responds to Bolt and Dolinin

  28. Fw: 23

  29. Fw: =- The prewailent distemper (I opened the window and in flew Enza)-=

  30. Fw: a birthday coincidence: Shirley Temple

  31. Fw: A foretaste of Maar report that launched the LOLITA plagiary uproar

  32. Fw: A modest proposal from Michael Maar

  33. Fw: A modest proposal from Michael Maar (with a note from the editor)

  34. Fw: Ada online...beautiful

  35. Fw: ADA's Mascodagama and Dostoevsky's "The Possessed" (Besy)

  36. Fw: ADAonline at ZEMBLA!!!

  37. Fw: ADAonline: Boyd's ADA annotations to appear on ZEMBLA

  38. Fw: Albert Paulsen obit from Los Angeles Times

  39. Fw: Apostrophes Nabokov

  40. Fw: Appel/Lolita query about anagram/acrostic

  41. Fw: April 23 -- noteworthy authors, including Vladimir Nabokov (Lolita) ...

  42. Fw: BBC News E-mail: Rowling wins Potter plagiarism case

  43. Fw: Cute characters and "lolicom" (Lolita complex) themes in Japanese culture

  44. Fw: d'origine russe Vladimir Nabokov forment le thème de deux ventes ...

  45. Fw: Dali-inspired lip-shaped red settee seen in "Lolita" ...

  46. Fw: De son côté, Dimitri Nabokov, le fils de l ’écrivain ... & the Lichberg Lolita

  47. Fw: Dmitri Nabokov, the son of Vladimir, said in an email ... German LOLITA

  48. Fw: DN Auction

  49. Fw: first time quotations from _ Vladimir Nabokov in Bartlett's _Quotations_

  50. Fw: Freud and Havelock Ellis

  51. Fw: from an April Fool on a chaise longue (with Childe)

  52. Fw: Fw: ADA's Mascodagama and Dostoevsky's "The Possessed" (Besy)

  53. Fw: Fw: Albert Paulsen obit from Los Angeles Times

  54. Fw: Fw: Apostrophes Nabokov

  55. Fw: Fw: Appel/Lolita query about anagram/acrostic

  56. Fw: Fw: Fw: Fw: Fw: Translation of German Lolita -- page 3 of 4

  57. Fw: Fw: Fw: Fw: Translation of German Lolita -- page 3 of 4

  58. Fw: Fw: Fw: Maurice Couturier re Plagiarism & LOLITA

  59. Fw: Fw: Fw: reply to carolyn

  60. Fw: Fw: Fw: Translation of German Lolita -- page 3 of 4

  61. Fw: Fw: Maurice Couturier re Plagiarism & LOLITA

  62. Fw: Fw: Nabokov's Parody of Nekrasov at the Auction

  63. Fw: Fw: Re:The Price of Salt

  64. Fw: Fw: reply to carolyn

  65. Fw: Fw: the quilty hand in Kubbricks LOLITA

  66. Fw: Fw: Translation of German Lolita -- page 3 of 4

  67. Fw: Fw:ADA's Mascodagama and Dostoevsky's "The Possessed" (Besy)

  68. Fw: Google News Alert - "Vladimir Nabokov"

  69. Fw: Graham Greene & the needy Nabokov?

  70. Fw: HAROOSH defined...

  71. Fw: help with "Lolita" translation?

  72. Fw: Horn & Cole

  73. Fw: Horn and Cole + Redcock

  74. Fw: Intertextuality, Couturier, Plagiarism & LOLITA

  75. Fw: Joyce´s Stephen and Nabokov´s Dedalus Veen

  76. Fw: Krieg/Krief (plus ganch)

  77. Fw: Kunin response to Mr Sklyarenko

  78. Fw: Lolita and Schiller

  79. Fw: Lolita, Carolyn and Loyalty

  80. Fw: Maar's TLS article available

  81. Fw: man's obsessive desire in the Vladimir Nabokov novel ...

  82. Fw: Maurice Couturier re Plagiarism & LOLITA

  83. Fw: Michael Maar's Von Lichtberg Lolita

  84. Fw: misprint in "Pale fire"? A query.

  85. Fw: Miss Marple comments on the Maar matter

  86. Fw: MSA 6 Panel: Modernisms' Other Memories (4/28/04; MSA 10/21-24/04)

  87. Fw: Nabokov 101 summer school

  88. Fw: Nabokov Museum News

  89. Fw: Nabokov Quote? "Prophecy is the wit of a fool." ...

  90. Fw: Nabokov's Parody of Nekrasov at the Auction

  91. Fw: Nabokov's river, the Oredezh'

  92. Fw: Nabokov-s Son Rejects Report ...

  93. Fw: Nekrasov in presentation verse to Vera

  94. Fw: novelist Vladimir Nabokov in 1899 ...

  95. Fw: Nymphet defined

  96. Fw: Para-Nabokoviana: Claude lisait Gary, Ada ou l'ardeur de Nabokov ...

  97. Fw: Poe translated to the Silver Age

  98. Fw: Query: Nabokov and WG Sebald

  99. Fw: Query: source for quote

  100. Fw: Re: Fw: Fw: Apostrophes Nabokov

  101. Fw: Re:The Price of Salt

  102. Fw: reply to an ednote (corrected)

  103. Fw: reply to carolyn

  104. Fw: Ron Rosenbaum on cryptomnesia and the latest Lolita scandal

  105. Fw: Russian paper delivered electronically

  106. Fw: Shakespeare, Cervantes and World Book Day (Apr 23)]

  107. Fw: Sklyarenko replies to Kunin re Maarism

  108. Fw: slight correction

  109. Fw: some Nabokovian advice

  110. Fw: Stream of consciousness

  111. Fw: talk of Europe since a scholar discovered that Vladimir Nabokov ...

  112. Fw: The Confessions

  113. Fw: the quilty hand

  114. Fw: there are so many things...

  115. Fw: Translation of German Lolita -- page 3 of 4

  116. Fw: Un papillon russe nommé Nabokov ...

  117. Fw: Vladimir Nabokov's book Lolita ...

  118. Fw: VN on coincidence

  119. Fw: VNCollation#27

  120. Fw: Your proposal

  121. Fw: Zimmer am Maar

  122. Fw: Zimmer in the (London) _Times Literary Supplement_

  123. Fw:ADA's Mascodagama and Dostoevsky's "The Possessed" (Besy)

  124. German Lolita

  125. Graham Greene & the needy Nabokov?

  126. HARRY pOTTER vs THE rUSSIAN Tanya Grotter

  127. Highsmith's _Price of Salt_ & Lolita

  128. Illustrated Catalogue of Nabokov presentation copies

  129. Kunin response to Mr Sklyarenko

  130. LOLITA prices

  131. Maurice Couturier re Plagiarism & LOLITA

  132. Meta-memorabilia: Dali-inspired lip-shaped red settee seen in "Lolita" ...

  133. Michael Maar's "Lolita"

  134. Nabokov & "Novel with Cocaine"

  135. Nabokov and the curator of the Indian Museum of Calcutta

  136. Nabokov Bibliography: Justin Weir

  137. Nabokov Quote? "Prophecy is the wit of a fool." ...

  138. NABOKV-L Announcement

  139. New Book on Nabokov by Maurice Couturier

  140. Obituary of Alan Levy, author of Vladmimir Nabokov. The Velvet Butterfly

  141. Para-Nabokoviana: Claude lisait Gary, Ada ou l'ardeur de Nabokov ...

  142. Query re Maar report that launched the LOLITA plagiary uproar

  143. Query: Nabokov and WG Sebald

  144. Re : Caroilyn Kunin translation of the German "Lolita"

  145. re Kunin response to Mr Sklyarenko

  146. Review of Malikova VN poetry

  147. Russian Lolita

  148. Saint-Petersburg Nabokov Museum announced its 5th International Summer School Program ( August 2004)

  149. Saint-Petersburg Nabokov Museum Tour Program if Nabokov Locales

  150. Sale of Dmitri Nabokov library. May 5, 2004

  151. Sklyarenko paper

  152. Sklyarenko replies to Kunin re Maarism

  153. The International Vladimir Nabokov Society and THE NABOKOVIAN

  154. The von Lichtberg "Lolita" affair

  155. Times Literary Supplement w/ Maar "Lolita" story

  156. Tom Bolt's "Dark ICE"

  157. Translatoin of German "Lolita" (first page offive)

  158. WARNING!!! URGENT!!
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