The literary field under Communist rule /
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Boston :
Academic Studies Press,
2018.
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| Series: | Lithuanian studies without borders.
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| Online Access: | Connect to the full text of this electronic book |
Table of Contents:
- [Part 1] Soviet literature as theoretical and historical problem. Evgeny Dobrenko: Soviet multinational literature: approaches, problems, and perspectives of study
- Dalia Satkauskyte: The role of Aesopian language in the literary field: autonomy in question
- Vilius Ivanauskas: Between universalism and localism: the strategies of Soviet Lithuanian writers and "sandwiched" Lithuanian ethnic particularism
- [Part 2] Contradictions in Lithuanian literary field. Nerija Putinaite: Atheist autobiography: politics, the literary canon, and restructured experience
- Solveiga Daugirdaite: Sartre and De Beauvoir encounter the pensive Christ
- Loreta Macianskaite: The production of Eimuntas Nekrosius's Kvadratas as a palimpsest of Soviet-era memory
- Donata Mitaite: The experiences of one generation of Soviet poets, their illusions and choices
- Ausra Jurgutiene: The art of compromise in literary criticism that legitimated Soviet-era modernism
- [Part 3] Hermeneutics of truth and compromise in literatures of other Soviet Republics. Valentyna Kharkhun: Ukrainian literature of the late Soviet period: the history of three generations of poets
- Pavel Arsenev: State of emergency literature: Varlam Shalamov vs. "progressive humanity"
- Eva Eglaja-Kristsone: Reading literary history through the archives: the case of the Latvian literary journal Karogs
- Anneli Mihkelev: Hamlet and folklore as elements of the resistance movement in Estonian literature.