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Marina (Ivanovna) Tsvetaeva (Efron) 1892–1941: Critical Essay by Sibelan Forrester

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SOURCE: "Bells and Cupolas: The Formative Role of the Female Body in Marina Tsvetaeva's Poetry," in Slavic Review, Vol. 51, No. 2, Summer, 1992, pp. 232-46.

In the following excerpt, Forrester explores the relationship between the female body and Moscow architecture, particularly the church, in Tsvetaeva's poetry.

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