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Eugene Onegin: A Novel in Verse (Oxford World’s Classics)
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30 Juni 2015Best Eugene Onegin ever
This is the best translation of this novel ever.
20 Oktober 2014Definitely the most poetic and beautiful translation I've read of Eugene Onegin
Definitely the most poetic and beautiful translation I've read of Eugene Onegin, though less "accurate" than the Nabokov translation.
29 April 2014Every cultured person should read this book.
An amazing work of fiction in verse, described sometimes as a "Russian encyclopedia.
18 April 2014a poetic translation
Nabokov said that "eugene onegin" could never be translated into english as a poem; he himself did a prose translation.
9 März 2014Eugene Onegin: A Novel in Verse (Oxford World's Classics)
This arrived in good time, in excellent condition.
19 Januar 2014A true classic
I read this book after watching a movie on the story.
23 Dezember 2013Russian masterpiece
Pushkin is arguably the greatest Russian writer.
17 September 2013FALEN'S VERSION IS BEST
I am a native Russian speaker, grew up knowing the \"Pushkin rhymes,\" and Falen's translation is as close in wit as the original.
10 Januar 2013Encomium of Falen
A book deserving commendation,
A book that should bless every home:
This virtuosic verse translation
Of Pushkin's classic Russian poem.
28 Oktober 2011Then felt I like some watcher of the skies
In his famous sonnet \"On First Looking into Chapman's Homer\", Keats describes his excitement on discovering the works of Homer, comparing himself to an astronomer discovering a new planet or the explorer who first came across the Pacific Ocean.