Cycnos | Volume 24.1 - Vladimir Nabokov, Annotating vs Interpreting Nabokov
Volume 24.1 - Vladimir Nabokov, Annotating vs Interpreting Nabokov
Sous la direction de Maurice Couturier
Actes du colloque, Nice, 21-23 juin 2006
juin 2006
Maurice Couturier : Hommage à André Viola
Maurice Couturier : “Annotating vs. Interpreting Nabokov: The Author as a Helper or a Screen?”
Ellen Pifer : Finding the “Real” Key to Lolita: A Modest Proposal
Susan Elizabeth Sweeney : “Had I Come Before Myself”: Illegitimate Judgments of Lolita and Despair
Don Barton Johnson : Ada’s “Last Tango” in Dance, Song and Film
Lara Delage-Toriel : Disclosures under Seal: Nabokov, Secrecy and the Reader
Gerard de Vries : Nabokov’s Pale Fire, its structure and the last works of J.S. Bach
Gennady Barabtarlo : The Man Is the Book
John Burt Foster : Framing Nabokov: Modernism, Multiculturalism, World Literature
Monica Manolescu : “Verbal Adventures in the Inky Jungle”: Marco Polo and John Mandeville in Vladimir Nabokov’s The Gift
Andrey Babikov : On Germination of Nabokov’s “Main Theme”. In his Story “Natasha”
David Rampton : As We Like It: Nabokov and the Passions of Reading
Julian W. Connolly : The Challenge of Interpreting and Decoding Nabokov: Strategies and Suggestions
Zoran Kuzmanovich : “Reading with the spine” or Reading Nabokov with Huck Finn
Michael Wood : The Figure in the Crypt
Lectures publiques
Jeff Edmunds : Vladimir Nabokov à l'âge d'Internet
Brian Boyd : Lolita: What We Know and What We Don’t
David Lodge : Nabokov and the Campus Novel