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The Voice of a Giant looks at seven masterpieces of Russian nineteenth-century prose fictionPushkin's ';The Queen of Spades', Lermontov's ';A Hero of Our Time', Gogol's ';The Greatcoat', Turgenev's ';Fathers and Sons', Dostoevsky's ';Notes from Underground', Tolstoy's ';War and Peace' and Chekhov's ';The Lady with the Dog'.Each chapter concentrates primarily on a detailed analysis of one of these…
The Voice of a Giant looks at seven masterpieces of Russian nineteenth-century prose fictionPushkin's ';The Queen of Spades', Lermontov's ';A Hero of Our Time', Gogol's ';The Greatcoat', Turgenev's ';Fathers and Sons', Dostoevsky's ';Notes from Underground', Tolstoy's ';War and Peace' and Chekhov's ';The Lady with the Dog'.Each chapter concentrates primarily on a detailed analysis of one of these works but reference is also made to historical background, the seven author's general attitudes and the distinguishing characteristics of Russian literature.The book is intended for A-Level students, for first- and second-year undergraduates, and for the general reader exploring the richness and subtlety of a body of writing which has profoundly influenced the modern European consciousness.
E-bog
197,70 DKK
Forlag
University of Exeter Press
Udgivet
02.03.2015
Længde
104 sider
Genrer
Literary studies: c 1800 to c 1900
Sprog
English
Format
pdf
Beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9780859899536
The Voice of a Giant looks at seven masterpieces of Russian nineteenth-century prose fictionPushkin's ';The Queen of Spades', Lermontov's ';A Hero of Our Time', Gogol's ';The Greatcoat', Turgenev's ';Fathers and Sons', Dostoevsky's ';Notes from Underground', Tolstoy's ';War and Peace' and Chekhov's ';The Lady with the Dog'.Each chapter concentrates primarily on a detailed analysis of one of these works but reference is also made to historical background, the seven author's general attitudes and the distinguishing characteristics of Russian literature.The book is intended for A-Level students, for first- and second-year undergraduates, and for the general reader exploring the richness and subtlety of a body of writing which has profoundly influenced the modern European consciousness.