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Dialogues/Dialogi: Literary and Cultural Exchanges Between (Ex)Soviet and American Women
Stetsenko, Ekaterina,Koreneva, Maya,Barker, Adele Marie,Aiken, Susan
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Dialogues/Dialogi: Literary and Cultural Exchanges Between (Ex)Soviet and American Women
Aiken, Susan; Barker, Adele Marie; Koreneva, Maya; Stetsenko, Ekaterina
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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Crisp, unread, unmarked copy with tight binding. Light shelf wear to wrapper corners. Mild sunning to spine. 415pp.
Dialogues/Dialogi: Literary and Cultural Exchanges Between (Ex)Soviet and American Women
Stetsenko, Ekaterina,Koreneva, Maya,Barker, Adele Marie,Aiken, Susan
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Dialogues/Dialogi; Literary and Cultural Exchanges Between (Ex) Soviet and American Women
Aiken, Susan Hardy, Adele Marie Barker, Maya Koreneva, Ekaterina Stetsenko
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RUSSIAN EYES ON AMERICAN LITERATURE.
Chakovsky, Sergei [S.A. Chakovskii] and M. Thomas Inge (editors). Ekaterina Stetsenko; Maya Koreneva; Yuri Kovalev; Pavel Balditzin; Dmitry Urnov; V.M. Tolmatchoff; Natalia Yakimenko; Nikolai Anastasiev; Tatiana Morozova; Tamara Denisova; Maya Tugusheva; Alexandr Muliarchik; Aleksei Zverev (contributors).
Language: English
Published by Jackson, MS and London - [Moscow]: University Press of Mississippi - A.M. Gorky Institute of World Literature, 1992., 1992
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SIGNED BY CO-EDITOR AND CONTRIBUTOR SERGEI CHAKOVSKY. First printing (per publisher's requisite number line upon copyright page). xiv, 310 pages. Hardcover: H 23.5cm x L 15.75cm. Dust jacket rubbed, slight surface nick at spine heel, old price sticker still affixed to front flap. Red cloth with bright gilt stamping to spine. Pag…es are bright and clean. Binding remains fairly crisp. A fine copy in a very good+ dust jacket with Chakovsky's ink signature upon the title page. With Preface by M. Thomas Inge, Introduction by Sergei Chakovsky, Notes (i.e. bibliographical references) on pages 285-295, Notes on Contributors, and Index. Features fifteen essays: "The Formation of the Secular Literary Tradition in Colonial America" by Ekaterina Stetsenko; "The Romantic Poetics of Hawthorne" by Maya Koreneva; "Limits of Herman Melville's Universe" by Yuri Kovalev; "Mark Twain's 'Autobiography' as an Aesthetic Problem" by Pavel Balditzin; "The Russian Man at Russell Square: Reflections on the Critical Conception of T.S. Eliot" by Dmitry Urnov; "Eugene O'Neill and the Ways of American Drama" by Maya Koreneva; "The Metaphor of History in the Work of F. Scott Fitzgerald" by V.M. Tolmatchoff; "Ernest Hemingway: The Road to Literary Craft" by Natalia Yakimenko; "'The Whole History of the Human Heart on the Head of a Pin': Toward Faulkner's Philosophy of Composition" by Sergei Chakovsky; "The Tower and Around: A View of Vladimir Nabokov" by Nikolai Anastasiev; "Character in American Fiction" by Tatiana Morozova; "In Search of Community: The Individual and Society in the New American Novel" by Tamara Denisova; "The Soviet View of American Feminism with a Side Look at Our Native Antifeminism" by Maya Tugusheva; "Neoconservatism and American Literature of the 1980s" by Alexandr Muliarchik; and "The Prose of the 1980s: Three New Names" by Aleksei Zverev. ISBN 0878055843.
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Paperback. Condition: New. Co-authored by Russian, Ukrainian, and American critics, Dialogues/Dialogi is the first fully collaborative and comparative study of American and (ex)Soviet women writers. Truly a dialogue, the book juxtaposes fiction by American and Soviet women from the 1960s to the present to reveal their similariti…es and differences and to show how questions of gender, race, and ethnicity are enacted in the societies and psyches each text represents. Begun in the early days of glasnost and completed in 1992, the book conveys the spirit and excitement of an unprecedented critical conversation conducted during a time of historic transformation.Dialogues/Dialogi pairs stories by Tillie Olsen, Toni Cade Bambara, Jayne Anne Phillips, and Leslie Marmon Silko (reprinted here in full) with Russian stories by I. Grekova, Liudmila Petrushevskaya, Elena Makarova, and Anna Nerkagi, many of them appearing here for the first time in English. Exquisite in their stylistic and thematic variety, suggestive of the range of women's experience and fiction in both countries, each story is the subject of paired interpretive essays by an American and an (ex)Soviet critic from among the book's authors. A colloquy of diverse voices speaking together in multiple, mutually illuminating exchanges, Dialogues/Dialogi testifies to the possibility of evolving relationships among women across borders once considered impassable.
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Paperback. Condition: New. Co-authored by Russian, Ukrainian, and American critics, Dialogues/Dialogi is the first fully collaborative and comparative study of American and (ex)Soviet women writers. Truly a dialogue, the book juxtaposes fiction by American and Soviet women from the 1960s to the present to reveal their similariti…es and differences and to show how questions of gender, race, and ethnicity are enacted in the societies and psyches each text represents. Begun in the early days of glasnost and completed in 1992, the book conveys the spirit and excitement of an unprecedented critical conversation conducted during a time of historic transformation.Dialogues/Dialogi pairs stories by Tillie Olsen, Toni Cade Bambara, Jayne Anne Phillips, and Leslie Marmon Silko (reprinted here in full) with Russian stories by I. Grekova, Liudmila Petrushevskaya, Elena Makarova, and Anna Nerkagi, many of them appearing here for the first time in English. Exquisite in their stylistic and thematic variety, suggestive of the range of women's experience and fiction in both countries, each story is the subject of paired interpretive essays by an American and an (ex)Soviet critic from among the book's authors. A colloquy of diverse voices speaking together in multiple, mutually illuminating exchanges, Dialogues/Dialogi testifies to the possibility of evolving relationships among women across borders once considered impassable.
