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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 27 January 2017
1 “Ty sprashivaesh', kakaia tsel’ u Tsyganov? Vot na! Tsel’ poezii—poeziia—kak govorit Del'vig (esli ne ukral etogo). Dumy Ryleeva i tseliat, a vse nevpopad.” 
(Moscow and Leningrad, 1949), X, 141.
2 E.g., 
(Moscow and Petrograd, 1924); 
(Moscow, 1934).
3
(Paris, 1934).
4
(Moscow, 1953), p. 46.
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, XV (Moscow, 1949), 446.
6 Ably analyzed by Ralph, Matlaw, “The Manifesto of Russian Symbolism” Slavic and East European Journal, XV (1957), 177–91.Google Scholar
7 ”… Novoe ideal'noe iskusstvo, griadushchee v Rossii na smenu utilitarnomu poshlomu realizmu.” #. 
, XV (St. Petersburg and Moscow, 1914), 252.
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(Moscow and Leningrad, 1946), p. Leningrad
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