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Canadian Slavonic Papers

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FORTHCOMING:

SPECIAL DOUBLE ISSUE: VOLUME 36, NOS. 3-^4 (SEPT.-DEC, 1994) Slavic Theatre: New Perspectives Guest Editor: Elena Siemens (University of Alberta)

Articles on Ukrainian, Russian, Soviet, Bulgarian, Polish, Slovene and Czech theatre by Romana Bahry, Johannes Birringer, Susan Costanzo, Annalisa Crone, Yana Hashamova, Diana Kuprel, Donna Oliver, Tamara Trojanowska, Veronika Ambros and Rimma Volynska.

Future issues of Canadian Slavonic Papers will include:

Richard Sokoloski, "Modern Polish Verse Structures: Reemergence of the Line in the Poetry of Tadeusz Rózewicz."

Zoya Valkova, "The Factor of Prestige in Denoting Some Bulgarian Professions and in Language Change."

Eduard Vlasov, "The World According to Bakhtin: On the Description of Space and Spatial Forms in Mikhail Bakhtin's Works."

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