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Women and Russian culture: projections and self-perceptions

Rosalind J. Marsh 1998 © Berghahn Books
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  • 9781571819130 (hardcover)
  • 9781789205923 (ebook)
Subject
  • Gender Studies
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  • Frontmatter
  • Acknowledgements (page vii)
  • Note on the Text (page viii)
  • Introduction (Rosalind Marsh, page ix)
  • Part One: Theoretical Perspectives (page 1)
    • 1. An Image of Their Own? Feminism, Revisionism and Russian Culture (Rosalind Marsh, page 2)
    • 2. Reading the Texts - Rereading Ourselves (Adele Barker, page 42)
  • Part Two: Women and Russian Culture: from the Nineteenth Century to the Revolution (page 59)
    • 3. The Benevolent Matriarch in Elena Gan and Mar'ia Zhukova (Joe Andrew, page 60)
    • 4. Mid-Nineteenth-Century Domestic Ideology in Russia (Diana Greene, page 78)
    • 5. Criticism and Journalism at the Turn of the Century on the Work of Russian Women Writers (Irina Kazakova, page 98)
    • 6. Actresses, Audience and Fashion in the Silver Age: a Crisis of Costume (Catherine Schuler, page 107)
  • Part Three: Women Writers from the Revolution to the Present (page 123)
    • 7. The Art of Suggesting More: Akhmatova and the Diaphoric Manner (Sheelagh Graham, page 124)
    • 8. Under an Unwomanly Star: War in the Writing of Ol'ga Berggol'ts (Katharine Hodgson, page 134)
    • 9. A Difficult Journey: Evgeniia Ginzburg and Women's Writing of Camp Memoirs (Natasha Kolchevska, page 148)
    • 10. Women Memoirists on Pasternak (Neil Cornwell, page 163)
    • 11. Iuliia Voznesenskaia: a Fragmentary Vision (Julie Curtis, page 173)
    • 12. The Other Woman: Character Portrayal and the Narrative Voice in the Short Stories of Liudmila Petrushevskaia (Monika Katz, page 188)
    • 13. Contemporary Women Poets in the Metropolis and Diaspora (Marina Ledkovsky, page 198)
  • Part Four: The Image of Women in Twentieth-Century Russian Literature (page 211)
    • 14. Gaps in the Cosmogony: Witchcraft Imagery in Andrei Bely's Kotik Letaev (Peter I. Barta, page 212)
    • 15. The Romantic Presentation of the Heroine in Selected Works of Aleksandr Grin (Anna Darmodekhina, page 227)
    • 16. Is Village Prose Misogynistic? (David Gillespie, page 234)
    • 17. Real and Unreal Women in the Works of Chingiz Aitmatov (Natal'ia Zhuravkina, page 244)
    • 18. The Image of Women in the Prose of Sergei Dovlatov (Boris Lanin, page 252)
    • 19. In the Shadow of a Prominent Partner: Educated Women in Literature on the shestidesiatniki (Svetlana Carsten, page 259)
    • 20. Russian Women in Anatoly Kurchatkin (Arch Tait, page 275)
  • Notes on Contribution (page 281)
  • Index (page 286)
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Journal AbbreviationLabelURL
EAS 52.6 (Sep. 2000): 1176-1177 http://www.jstor.org/stable/153604
SEER 78.1 (Jan. 2000): 153-154 http://www.jstor.org/stable/4213022
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