Marina Abramova ( Catalan pronunciation: [m???in? ??β?amuβ?] ; Russian : Марина Анатольевна Абрамова , romanized :  Marina Anatolyevna Abramova , pronounced [m??r?in? ??bram?v?] ) is a Russian expert in Catalan culture , born in Moscow in 1955. ^[1]

She was awarded her doctorate at Lomonosov University in Moscow in 1986 for her thesis on Tirant lo Blanch by Joanot Martorell . She has published numerous articles on the work of Martorell, and has also studied Ausias Marc and Ramon Llull . ^{[1] [2]} Abramova is very active in Catalan studies through Lomonosov Moscow State University (MGU) participating during February 2016 in a literary translation seminar to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the First Conference of Catalan Culture in St. Petersburg that took place in April 1996. ^[3]

Abramova was the editor of the anthology Ogon i rozi . Sovremennaia Katalonskaia poezia (The Fire and the roses: Catalan Contemporary Poetry, 1981) and the collection of articles Katalonskaia cultura vtxera i segodnia (Catalan culture of yesterday and today, 1997), and has translated into Russian literary works by S. Dali, poems by M. Marti i Pol, and the novels El mar ("The Sea") by B. Bonet, and Tirant lo Blanch by J. Martorell. ^[4]

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• Marina Abramova's faculty profile at the Moscow State University (in Russian)

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