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Alexandre Stroev, les Aventuriers des Lumières Aleksandr Stroev, «Te, кто поправляет фортуну» : авантюристы Просвещения
No full textBreuillard Jean. Alexandre Stroev, les Aventuriers des Lumières Aleksandr Stroev, «Te, кто поправляет фортуну» : авантюристы Просвещения. In: Revue des études slaves, tome 71, fascicule 2, 1999. pp. 500-504
Alexandre Stroev, Les aventuriers des Lumières
No full textRibard Dinah. Alexandre Stroev, Les aventuriers des Lumières. In: Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales. 55ᵉ année, N. 5, 2000. pp. 1160-1161
Poésie et poétique : la course de Majakovskij et le retardement de Šklovskij
No full textStroev Alexandre. Poésie et poétique : la course de Majakovskij et le retardement de Šklovskij. In: Modernités Russes, n°2, 2000. Vitesse et modernité. pp. 73-79
La lointaine sauvegarde : les manuscrits français du XVIIIe siècle dans les fonds russes
No full textDulac Georges, Stroev Alexandre. La lointaine sauvegarde : les manuscrits français du XVIIIe siècle dans les fonds russes. In: Genesis (Manuscrits-Recherche-Invention), numéro 3, 1993. pp. 143-156
Alexandre Stroev : Les Aventuriers des Lumières, (Coll. «Écriture») 1997
No full textTrousson Raymond. Alexandre Stroev : Les Aventuriers des Lumières, (Coll. «Écriture») 1997. In: Dix-huitième Siècle, n°31, 1999. Mouvement des sciences et esthétique(s) sous la direction de Christine Rolland, François Azouvi et Michel Baridon. pp. 664-665
Le mythe de l’Antiquité dans la politique et l’architecture russes du XVIIIe siècle
No full textStroev Alexandre. Le mythe de l’Antiquité dans la politique et l’architecture russes du XVIIIe siècle. In: Modernités Russes, n°3, 2001. Les lieux de la modernité. pp. 213-224
Les voyageurs aux bains russes
No full textKabakova Galina, Stroev Alexandre. Les voyageurs aux bains russes. In: Revue des études slaves, tome 69, fascicule 4, 1997. pp. 505-518
Une lettre inédite de Bernardin de Saint-Pierre à Catherine II
No full textAn unpublished letter from Bernardin de Saint-Plerre to Catherine II, presented by Alexandre Stroev.
Several unpublished letters (one dated 1773, from Bernardin de Saint-Pierre to Catherine II, and two dated 1771 and 1786, from Prince V.S. Dolgourouki to Bernardin) from the archives and libraries of Moscow, Amsterdam and Le Havre, make it possible to trace the history of the French writer's contacts with Russia. The former member of the Russian army sent Catherine II his Voyages à l'île de France (1773) in an attempt to strengthen his literary reputation and win imperial favour, then tried in vain to send her his Études de la nature (1785). Only at the begining of the 19th Century did the Imperial family subscribe to a luxury edition of Paul et Virginie. Bernardin' s correspondence and works present both true and mythological images of Russia. A letter (1805), now in Moscow, from Bernardin to his second wife, is published in an appendix.Stroev Alexandre. Une lettre inédite de Bernardin de Saint-Pierre à Catherine II. In: Dix-huitième Siècle, n°26, 1994. Economie et politique. pp. 239-250
Correspondance inédite de Jean Potocki sur l'ambassade russe en Chine
No full textJean Potockls unpublished correspondence on the Russian mission to China,
presented by Alexandre Stroev and Dominique Triaire.
In 1805, Jean Potocki (1761-1805) took part in the Russian mission to China as leader of the scientific delegation. The mission failed, owing to disagreement on protocol, and did not go further than Ourga in Mongolia, but the scientists carried out active investigations all over Siberia and made varied and interesting discoveries, including that of the famous mammoth. As, on their return, there was no sign of any recompense, Potocki drew up a report addressed to the Minister Rumjancev, and wrote to him several times in December 1807, which resulted in three scientists being granted pensions. A few weeks later Potocki gave up politics. The ten documents published here for the first time were recently discovered in Moscow.Stroev Alexandre, Triaire Dominique. Correspondance inédite de Jean Potocki sur l'ambassade russe en Chine. In: Dix-huitième Siècle, n°26, 1994. Economie et politique. pp. 251-267
Diderot en 1775 vu par Grimm : Deux lettres inédites à la princesse Golitsyna et au comte Roumiantsev
No full textAlexandre Stroev and Georges Dulac : Diderot as seen by Grimm in 1775.
The unpublished correspondence between Friedrich-Melchior Grimm, Princess Amalia Golitsyna and Count Serge Roumiantsev, conserved in the Russian Archives, deals with the life of Denis Diderot in 1775. It throws light on several obscure points in the philosophe's biography, especially his activities on behalf of his son-in-law Vandeul and his dispute with Prince D. A. Golitsyn ; it also helps us to understand the development of his relationship with Grimm.Stroev Alexandre, Dulac Georges. Diderot en 1775 vu par Grimm : Deux lettres inédites à la princesse Golitsyna et au comte Roumiantsev. In: Dix-huitième Siècle, n°25, 1993. L'Europe des Lumières. pp. 275-293
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