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Alexander Dolinin

Title: 
Professor of Slavic Languages and Literature
Education: 
Degree: Ph.D., Leningrad State University, 1977
E-mail: 
dolinin@wisc.edu
Phone: 
262-2278
Language: 
Russian
Research Interests: 
Nabokov and Russian emigre literature; Pushkin’s prose and translation; 19th century Russian poetry.
Courses Taught: 
Russian Literature in Translation; Dostoevsky; Nabokov; Symbolism; Russian Poetry after Pushkin.
Selected Publications: 

Istoriia, odetaia v roman: Val'ter Scott i ego chitateli (History Dressed Up as a Novel: Sir Walter Scott and his Readers) Moscow: Kniga, 1988, 319pp. Edited and annotated Nabokov, V. Rasakazy. Priglashenie na kazn'. Interv'iu. Esse. (Stories, Invitation to a Beheading, Interviews, Essays). Moscow: Kniga, 1989 (co-editor and co-annotator; author of the Afterword: "Nabokov's Colored Spiral") Dolinin, Arkadii S. Dostoevskii i drugie (Dostoevsky and Others: Articles on Classical Russian Literature). Leningrad: Khud. Lit., 1990 (editor). 480pp. Nabokov, V. Selected Prose and Verse Moscow: Raduga, 1990. (commentary) 66pp. Nabokov, V. Romany (Novels). Moscow: Khud. Lit. 1991 (editor, annotator, author of the introduction, co-translator). 433pp. (5-14, 401-430) V. Nabokov: Pro et Contra. Lichnost' i tvorchestvo Vladimira Nabokova v otsenke russkikh i zarubezhnykh myslitelei i issledovatelei. (V. Nabokov: Pro et. Contra: Russian and Western Thinkers and Critics on Vladimir Nabokov's Life and Art). St. Petersburg: Izdatel'stvo Russkogo Khristianskogo gumanitarnogo instituta, 1997, 973pp. (Co-edited with B. Averin and M. Malikova).