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Richard Pevear and
Larissa Volokhonsky are
literary translators best
known for
their collaborative English translations of
classic Russian literature...
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surname "Levin"
means "of Lev."
According to
footnotes in the Pevear/
Volokhonsky translation, the
viewpoints Levin supports throughout the
novel in his...
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Girshevich Volokhonsky (Russian: Анри Гиршевич Волохонский, 19
March 1936 – 8
April 2017) was a
Russian poet and translator.
Volokhonsky was born in...
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makes for
difficult reading. On the
Pevear and
Volokhonsky's translation,
France writes:
Pevear and
Volokhonsky,
while they too
stress the need to
exhume the...
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retaining some French;
Briggs and
Shubin use no French,
while Pevear–
Volokhonsky's and Amy Mandelker's
revisions of the
Maude translation both
retain the...
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Anthony Briggs (2006) Ian
Dreiblatt (2008)
Richard Pevear and
Larissa Volokhonsky (2009)
Peter Carson (2013)
Nicolas Pasternak Slater (2015)
Kirsten Lodge...
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following year).
Pevear &
Volokhonsky trans., pp. 4, 7 (Voskoboinikov
lives in the steward's cottage).
Pevear &
Volokhonsky trans., p. 23 (Tyshkevich...
- (1994). Demons: a
novel in
three parts. trans. Pevear, Richard, 1943-,
Volokhonsky, Larissa. London: Vintage. pp. 718 and 38, respectively. ISBN 0-09-914001-2...
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Pevear worked from
literal translations provided by his wife,
Larissa Volokhonsky, in
their translations of
several Russian novels.
Literal translation...
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Julius Katzer (1985)
David McDuff (1991)
Richard Pevear and
Larissa Volokhonsky (1992)
Oliver Ready (2014)
Nicolas Pasternak Slater (2017)
Michael R...
