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Annotative Bibliography Of Eight Of Dostoevsky's Works, Robin Pounders
Annotative Bibliography Of Eight Of Dostoevsky's Works, Robin Pounders
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Eight of Dostoevsky's works are summarized and reviewed.
Review Of Five Russian Novels, Sharon Luvois Shugart
Review Of Five Russian Novels, Sharon Luvois Shugart
Honors Theses
Regardless of what subject the Russian writer is concerned with, there are two things which almost all Russian novels have in common. One is a great emphasis on Russian virtues and frailties which are common to all men. To read a Russian novel is to become Russian for a few hours and realize that Russians and Americans are not very different after all. The other common trait of Russian novels is an interest in the Russian social structure. This preoccupation crops up both before and after the revolution, but the greatest Russian novels are either actually produced before the Revolution …