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BookOrb recommends Osip Mandelshtam (2009), Istorii︠a︡ literatury, poėtika, kino (2012), Ot simvolistov do obėriutov (2001), "Obʺi︠a︡tʹe v tysi︠a︡chu okhvatov" (2013), and V. I︠a︡. Bri︠u︡sov i russkiĭ modernizm (2004).

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Kli︠u︡chi k "Serebri︠a︡nomu veku" is by O. A. Lekmanov.