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Alexander Pushkin

(1799—1837)

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oriental fairy tales

oriental fairy tales  

Things oriental since time immemorial have constituted a source of inspiration for Western imagination and creativity. Geographically, the East is not only the direction of sunrise (‘ex oriente ...
Pushkin, Alexander

Pushkin, Alexander   Reference library

The Oxford Encyclopedia of Children's Literature

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Subject Reference
Current Version:
2006
Subject:
Literature, Children's literature studies
Length:
359 words

(1799–1837), Russian national poet, also considered a major children's writer because of his fairy tales, which have been

Slavic mythology

Slavic mythology  

Indo-European people known collectively as Slavs, speaking proto-Slavic, were active in central and eastern Europe at least as early as 800 b.c.e. By the tenth century c.e. a long process ...

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