Gogol from the Twentieth Century: Eleven EssaysThe fiction and drama of Gogol, now widely read in English, have delighted, puzzled, and inspired Russian critics for nearly a century and a half. In this anthology, Robert A. Maguire offers to English-speaking readers a selection of the impressive critical achievement that the writings of Gogol have stimulated. Each of the eleven essays is at once a fresh contribution to the study of Gogol and an example of one major school of criticism cultivated in contemporary Russia. |
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Contents
Dmitry Merezhkovsky 18651941 | 55 |
Valery Bryusov 18731924 | 103 |
Valerian Pereverzev 18821968 | 133 |
Ivan Yermakov 187519?? | 155 |
Vyacheslav Ivanov 18661949 | 199 |
Vasily Gippius 18901942 | 215 |
Boris Eichenbaum 18861959 | 267 |
Dmitry Chizhevsky 1894 | 293 |
Alexander Slonimsky 18811964 | 323 |
Leon Stilman 1902 | 375 |
Men Women and Matchmakers | 390 |
Selected Bibliography of Works on Gogol in English | 405 |
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