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March 31, 2026SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología1 citationsOpen Access

Marina Tsvetaeva’s “You, who loved me with the falseness...”

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JLJuri Lotman

Key Points

  • The aim is to translate and analyze an unreleased chapter from Juri Lotman's work on Tsvetaeva's poetry.
  • Translation of an unreleased chapter from Juri Lotman's Analysis of the Poetic Text.
  • Engagement with Tsvetaeva's literary themes.
  • Collaboration between multiple translators for accuracy.
  • Provides new insights into Marina Tsvetaeva’s poetic techniques.
  • Highlights the significance of Juri Lotman’s literary analysis.

Abstract

Marina Tsvetaeva’s “You, who loved me with the falseness...” © 2026 Tallinn University. Copyright for the original text by Juri Lotman. A translation of an unreleased chapter from Juri Lotman’s Analysis of the Poetic Text. Translators: Igor Pilshchikov, Mikhail Trunin. The work was supported by Tallinn University Research Fund’s grant TF2224.

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Juri Lotman (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cb63c9e6a8c024954b877ehttps://doi.org/10.12697/smp.2025.12.2.05
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  4. 4Marina Cvetaeva and Twelve Poems by Federico Garcia Lorca2024
  5. 5Monograph review: Kikhney, L.G., & Kruglova, T.S. (2023). “The poet is the answer...”: lyrical addresses in the works of Marina Tsvetaeva. 2nd ed., ex. and add. Moscow, MAKS Press, 232 p. (in Russ.)2024