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Re: MLA VN Session Programs
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EDITOR'S NOTE. The programs for the two MLA Sessions (December 1995 in
Chicago) sponsored by the International Nabokov Society have now been
submitted. No further submissions can be considered. Below is the program
for the session on Nabokov's non-fiction which is chaired by Brian Walter
<BDWALTER@ARTSCI.WUSTL.EDU>. NABOKV-L hopes to run abstracts in the near
future.
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B. Walter, "Many a Pleasant Tussle: Edmund Wilson and the Nabokovian
Aesthetic"
M. Edelstein, "The Liminal and the Subliminal: Nabokov's Prefatory Personae"
K. Ray, "Mon Semblable, Mon Frere: Brotherhood, Silence, and the
Unknowable in SPEAK, MEMORY"
R. Dirig, "Theme in Blue: Vladimir Nabokov's Endangered Butterfly"
Chicago) sponsored by the International Nabokov Society have now been
submitted. No further submissions can be considered. Below is the program
for the session on Nabokov's non-fiction which is chaired by Brian Walter
<BDWALTER@ARTSCI.WUSTL.EDU>. NABOKV-L hopes to run abstracts in the near
future.
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B. Walter, "Many a Pleasant Tussle: Edmund Wilson and the Nabokovian
Aesthetic"
M. Edelstein, "The Liminal and the Subliminal: Nabokov's Prefatory Personae"
K. Ray, "Mon Semblable, Mon Frere: Brotherhood, Silence, and the
Unknowable in SPEAK, MEMORY"
R. Dirig, "Theme in Blue: Vladimir Nabokov's Endangered Butterfly"