Boris Utin Explained

Boris Isaakovitch Utin
Birth Date:	1832
Death Place:	Saint Petersburg, Russian Empire
Relatives:	Yakov Utin, brother Nikolai Utin, brother Yevgeny Utin, brother

Boris Isaakovitch Utin (1832–1872) was a professor at Saint Petersburg University. He was sympathetic to the student movement in Russia and resigned during the student unrest of 1861, afterwards becoming a lawyer and a member of the Saint Petersburg District Court and the Saint Petersburg Court of Justice.

His close friendship with Karolina Pavlova inspired a number of her poems.^{[1] [2]}

Selected publications

• Über die Ehrenverletzung nach russischem Recht
• О мировой юстиции и самоуправлении в Англии ("On world justice and self-government in England"), 1860
• Очерк исторического образования суда присяжных в Англии ("Essay on the historical formation of the jury in England"), 1860
• Судебная реформа ("Judicial Reform"), 1862

Bibliography

• Encyclopedia: УТИН БОРИС ИСААКОВИЧ . . ru.
• Encyclopedia: УТИН БОРИС ИСААКОВИЧ . . ru.
• Encyclopedia: УТИН БОРИС ИСААКОВИЧ . Dictionary of pseudonyms of Russian writers, scientists and public figures . ru.
• Encyclopedia: УТИН БОРИС ИСААКОВИЧ . Big Russian Biographical Dictionary . ru.
• Encyclopedia: УТИН Борис Исаакович . . ru.

Notes and References

1. Sendich. Munir. Pavlova. Karolina. 1976. Boris Utin in Pavlova's Poems and Correspondence: Pavlova's Unpublished Letters to Utin. The Slavonic and East European Review. 54. 4. 504–526. 0037-6795.
2. Heldt, Barbara. "Karolina Pavlova: The woman Poet and the Double Life." A Double Life. Oakland: Barbary Coast Books, 1978.