Stanley Mitchell

Stanley Mitchell (12 March 1932, in Clapton, London – 16 October 2011, in Highbury, London) was a British translator, academic, and author, noted for his English verse translation of Alexander Pushkin's Russian verse novel ''Eugene Onegin''. Provided by Wikipedia
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    From Shklovsky to Brecht: some preliminary remarks towards a history of the politicisetion of russian formalism

    From Shklovsky to Brecht: some preliminary remarks towards a history of the politicisetion of russian formalism by Mitchell, Stanley

    Published 1974

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    Mikhail Alexandrovich Lifshits (1905-1983)

    Mikhail Alexandrovich Lifshits (1905-1983) by Mitchell, Stanley

    Published 1997

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    Marinetti and Mayakovsky futurism, fascism, communism

    Marinetti and Mayakovsky futurism, fascism, communism by Mitchell, Stanley

    Published 1977
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    Mikhail Lifshits a Marxist conservative

    Mikhail Lifshits a Marxist conservative by Mitchell, Stanley

    Published 2006
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    Max Raphael aesthetics and politics

    Max Raphael aesthetics and politics by Mitchell, Stanley

    Published 2006
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    The last post?

    The last post? by Mitchell, Stanley

    Published 1990

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