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All posts for the month March, 2014

Keeping Faith with the Party

I’ve been working on my research project on narratives of imprisonment, hard labour and exile for several years now, and am at last making concrete progress with my book. While I’m completing it, I plan to use the blog to organize my notes by writing short reflection pieces on primary and secondary sources as I read […]

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Posted by Sarah Young on March 26, 2014

https://sarahjyoung.com/site/2014/03/26/keeping-faith-with-the-party/

Discovering Ivy Litvinov

A post for Women’s History Month A few weeks ago whilst preparing for my final-year undergraduate Dostoevsky class I plucked an old translation from my shelf that I’d bought a couple of years previously at the Amnesty shop in Shoreditch boxpark. I’d barely looked at it before – I tend to collect old Dostoevsky translations […]

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by on March 3, 2014  •  Permalink
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Posted by Sarah Young on March 3, 2014

https://sarahjyoung.com/site/2014/03/03/discovering-ivy-litvinov/