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Russian Writers and Soviet Readers
American Slavic and East European Review, 1955M. Friedberg
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Women Writers in Russian Literature
Choice Reviews Online, 1994Women Writers in Russian Literature presents a critical overview of Russian women writers from earliest times to the present, including emigre authors. Each of the 14 essays is by a scholar in a particular field; together, they cover all of Russian literature--from old Russia through the 18th and 19th centuries and up to the present--and include all ...
Toby W Clyman, Diana Greene
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State Support of the Russian Publishers and Writers: New Approaches
Bibliography and BibliologyThe article is presented on state-level support for the activities of Russian writers and publishers aimed at achieving goals that are priority for the development of national science and culture, education and enlightenment.
K. M. Sukhorukov
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«ANECDOTE ABOUT TWO RUSSIAN WRITERS»
Russkaya literatura, 2022The article examines an obscure comedy by O. I. Senkovsky Fansu, or the Cheating Maid, which is a reworking of a play by а Chinese author Zheng Guang-tzu, Tchao-Mei’-Hiang (The Clever Confidante), published in the French translation in 1835. The analysis is focused on the literary and polemical plot of the work, introduced by Senkovsky into the source ...
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Dictionary of Russian Women Writers
The Slavic and East European Journal, 1995How to Use this Dictionary List of Abbreviations Preface Introduction: Russian Women Writers 1760-1992 Dictionary of Russian Women Writers Appendix A: Chronology of Russian Women Writers Appendix B: Time Line of Russian Women Writers in Historical Context Bibliography ...
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2002
The so called ‘village writers’ played an important role in the Russian literature of the sixties and seventies of the twentieth century. From a social point of view their work can be seen as an indictment against the injustice done to the kolkhoz-farmers, the terrible condition these people lived in after World War II, and the madness of the ...
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The so called ‘village writers’ played an important role in the Russian literature of the sixties and seventies of the twentieth century. From a social point of view their work can be seen as an indictment against the injustice done to the kolkhoz-farmers, the terrible condition these people lived in after World War II, and the madness of the ...
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Russian Classics and the Russian Fate in the Works by the American Writer Maurice Hindus
Two centuries of the Russian classicsThis article examines the hitherto undiscovered American writer M. Hindus (1891–1969), who for half a century studied Soviet Russia and its “interpretation” of the West.
Dmitrii N. Khristenko
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Neurology in Russian Writers: Tolstoy and Turgenev
2018The personal and bibliographical histories of the two Russian writers, Leo Nikolaevich Tolstoy and Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev, are strictly connected to social and scientific developments in nineteenth century Russia. In particular, in the field of medicine and of neurology, these two authors had personal issues and interests, kindled by Russia's opening
Altavilla, Riccardo, Paciaroni, Maurizio
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