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Search - Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn: Critical Essays and Documentary Materials

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn Critical Essays and Documentary Materials
Author: John B. Dunlop (Editor)

The first major collecton of Aleksandr Isaevich Solzhenitsyn (1918 - 2008) criticism in English. Includes: — On Solzhenitsyn by Henrich Boll; The writer as witness: the achievement of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn by Victor Erlich; On Solzhenitsyn by Alexander Schmemann; The Heroism of survival by Terrence Des Pres; Solzhenitsyn and Samizdat by Mi... more »chael Nicholson; Solzhenitsyn's nationalism by Rosette C. Lamont; Solzhenitsyn's women by Xenia Gasiorowska; Solzhenitsyn and the legacy of Tolstoy by Kathryn B. Feuer; Lukacs and Solzhenitsyn by Irving Howe; Solzhenitsyn: art and foreign matter by Donald Fanger; The philosophical foundations of Solzhenitsyn's vision of art by Richard Haugh; Solzhenitsyn and new realism by Heinrich Boll; Lexical peculiarities of Solzhenitsyn's language by Vera Carpovich; The "language of ultimate clarity" by Boris O. Unbegaun; Solzhenitsyn and the grand tradition by Helene Zamoyska; The imprisoned world of Solzhenitsyn's The First Circle by Heinrich Boll; Limbo and the Sharashka by Vadim Liapunov; The odyssey of a skeptic: Gleb Nerzhin by John B. Dunlop; The role of the lie in the first circle by David M. Halperin; Cancer ward: of fate and guilt by Helen Muchnic; Aleksandre Solzhenitsyn's cancer ward: the failure of defiant stoicism by Thompson Dradley; The plays of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn by Gleb Zekulin; Solzhenitsyn's sketches by John B. Dunlop; Note on August 1914 by Roman Jakobson; Indomitable faith by Milovan Djilas; The Tolstoy connection by Mary McCarthy; Solzhenitsyn's quest by Victor Erlich; In dubious battle by Philip Rahv; On August 1914 by Milton Ehre; August 1914: Solzhenitsyn and Tolstoy by Kathryn B. Feuer; A lucid love by Alexander Schmemann; The debate over August 1914 by Nikita Struve; August 1914: historical novel or novel history by Dorothy Atkinson; Behind the front lines: on some neglected chapters in August 1914 by Gleb Struve; Questions by Czeslaw Milosz; Breakthrough by Lidiia Chukovskaia; Appeal from Moscow : On Solzhenitsyn's The Gulag Archipelago by Roy Medvedev; The Gulag Archipelago: a survey of Soviet responses by Michael Nicholson; Between Earth and hell by George F. Kennan; The Gulag Archipelago by Milovan Djilas; Reflections on the Gulag Archipelago by Alexander Schmemann; The Gulag Archipelago, volume one: notes on its lexical peculiarities by Vera Carpovich; Autobiography ; Letter to the fourth congress of Soviet writers ; To patriarch Pimen of Russia ; Nobel lecture by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn; A bibliography of responses in the official Soviet press from Nov. 1962 to Apr. 1973 by Michael Nicholson; Solzhenitsyn in English: an evaluation ; Translating Solzhenitsyn (cont'd): the Gulag Archipelago by Alexis Klimoff; A select Solzhenitsyn bibliography by John B. Dunlop.

ISBN-13: 9780913124031
ISBN-10: 0913124036
Publication Date: 1973
Pages: 569
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Publisher: Nordland Pub. Co
Book Type: Unknown Binding
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