Boris Dralyuk
Biographic Data
| ID | 1383054 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Boris Dralyuk |
| GIVEN NAMES | Boris |
| FAMILY NAME | Dralyuk |
| SIGNATURE | DRALYUK B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of St Andrews |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Deux rues tortueuses
Fish Pier, Santa Monica
Fish Pier, Santa Monica Vernon Duke (bio) and Boris Dralyuk (bio) Click for larger view View full resolution Background photo by Sean McArthur / Unsplash.com Vernon Duke, Vernon Duke Collection, Music Division, Library of Congress Photo of Boris Dralyuk by Jennifer Croft Look—Santa Monica,so much like Italy.Old friend, remember whenyou and I lived down here?See all those fish shops?Here, come this way.A huge orange lobstersquats on display,beside…
Toxic Voices
Parahistory
This essay examines a variety of popular engagements with history made possible by new technologies, namely the Internet and video games. We term these nondisciplinary appropriations of history parahistorical. Parahistory is an international phenomenon, but it is articulated differently in various national contexts. Russian parahistorical pursuits provide insight into both the phenomenon at large and the peculiarities of the Russian state's and p…
"As Many Street Cops as Corners"
Renewed popular interest in the Pinkertonovshchina – pre-Revolutionary, Western-styled detective fiction – invites a closer look at this fascinating phenomenon. An examination of the original serial's reception among young readers holds out clues to the psychological motivations of those who devour popular cultural genres in times of social flux. Memoirs and letters by Valentin Kataev (1897-1986), Leonid Borisov (1897-1972), and Sergei Esenin (18…
Petrov and Markov
COVER FEATURE At heard: turned the Kazan and Russia saw Station, is the for rain, Markov Russians. andbeyond overHe heard: Russia is forRussians.He turned andsawtherain, andbeyond it - a littleman witha narrowface,like an empty briefcase. The manstoodon a bench. Therewas a smellofwetsmoke.Peoplewere running. Markov, blinded bythetrain, greeted thelittle manwitha gesture. Thatis,hesimply wavedhishand,remembering something from Tennyson: we English…
The Rock or, A Third Anecdote about Wallace Stevens
COVER FEATURE The Rock or, A Third Anecdote about Wallace Stevens Grigory Kruzhkov 1 Stevens's tussle withHemingway, as weknow, endedbadly. Stevens was twenty yearsolder, fat, likeHamlet - andalsohadn'teaten: a pieceofsteakwouldhavedonehimgood. He returned toHartford with hishandina castandreported that he'dfallen from a ladder.Toobadhe didn'tspecify from which. Forinstance, itcouldhavebeentheladdertothealtar inMoneta'stemple - thesolepriestess (…
Parahistory
This essay examines a variety of popular engagements with history made possible by new technologies, namely the Internet and video games. We term these nondisciplinary appropriations of history parahistorical. Parahistory is an international phenomenon, but it is articulated differently in various national contexts. Russian parahistorical pursuits provide insight into both the phenomenon at large and the peculiarities of the Russian state's and p…
"As Many Street Cops as Corners"
Renewed popular interest in the Pinkertonovshchina – pre-Revolutionary, Western-styled detective fiction – invites a closer look at this fascinating phenomenon. An examination of the original serial's reception among young readers holds out clues to the psychological motivations of those who devour popular cultural genres in times of social flux. Memoirs and letters by Valentin Kataev (1897-1986), Leonid Borisov (1897-1972), and Sergei Esenin (18…
Petrov and Markov
COVER FEATURE At heard: turned the Kazan and Russia saw Station, is the for rain, Markov Russians. andbeyond overHe heard: Russia is forRussians.He turned andsawtherain, andbeyond it - a littleman witha narrowface,like an empty briefcase. The manstoodon a bench. Therewas a smellofwetsmoke.Peoplewere running. Markov, blinded bythetrain, greeted thelittle manwitha gesture. Thatis,hesimply wavedhishand,remembering something from Tennyson: we English…
The Rock or, A Third Anecdote about Wallace Stevens
COVER FEATURE The Rock or, A Third Anecdote about Wallace Stevens Grigory Kruzhkov 1 Stevens's tussle withHemingway, as weknow, endedbadly. Stevens was twenty yearsolder, fat, likeHamlet - andalsohadn'teaten: a pieceofsteakwouldhavedonehimgood. He returned toHartford with hishandina castandreported that he'dfallen from a ladder.Toobadhe didn'tspecify from which. Forinstance, itcouldhavebeentheladdertothealtar inMoneta'stemple - thesolepriestess (…
Toxic Voices
Parahistory
This essay examines a variety of popular engagements with history made possible by new technologies, namely the Internet and video games. We term these nondisciplinary appropriations of history parahistorical. Parahistory is an international phenomenon, but it is articulated differently in various national contexts. Russian parahistorical pursuits provide insight into both the phenomenon at large and the peculiarities of the Russian state's and p…
Fish Pier, Santa Monica
Fish Pier, Santa Monica Vernon Duke (bio) and Boris Dralyuk (bio) Click for larger view View full resolution Background photo by Sean McArthur / Unsplash.com Vernon Duke, Vernon Duke Collection, Music Division, Library of Congress Photo of Boris Dralyuk by Jennifer Croft Look—Santa Monica,so much like Italy.Old friend, remember whenyou and I lived down here?See all those fish shops?Here, come this way.A huge orange lobstersquats on display,beside…
Deux rues tortueuses
Art (6 works) · History (6 works) · Literature (4 works) · Art history (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · French Literature and Poetry (2 works) · Gothic Literature and Media Analysis (2 works) · History (2 works)