21. Iaiwww.uni-muenster.de/cgi-bin/simplex/lat/lit.html iaiwww.unimuenster.de/simplex/russian/lit.html www.friends-partners.org/lit/ Friends Partners - Literature years. russian literature on the Net - Russkaya Literatura v Internete - Proza, Fantastika, Poeziya, Avtorskie Pesni, Rok-Gruppy. http://iaiwww.uni-muenster.de/cgi-bin/simplex/lat/lit.html

22. Andrei Pliguzov's Home Page Resume of the Research Assistant to the Director Works at Dumberton Oaks. Reseach focussed on medieval Russian history, history of russian literature, and history of Orthodox Church. http://www.geocities.com/pliguzov/

Andrei I. Pliguzov, Ph.D. Dumbarton Oaks, Research Assistant to the Director Home: 23 Second St. NE, Apt. 41 Washington, D.C. 20002, USA Work: Dumbarton Oaks 1703 22th St. NW Washington, D.C., 20007, USA (202) 333-6416 fax E-mail : pliguzov@hotmail.com My Publications Medieval Russian History History of Russian Literature History of Orthodox Church I. Education and Degrees - graduate student of the Institute of History of the USSR, USSR Academy of Sciences (Moscow). Subject: Russian Medieval Religious History. Doctoral (kandidatskaia) dissertation: Russian Church Polemics Concerning the Non-Possessors and Monasticism in the First Third of the 16th Century ( Pamiatniki rannego "nestiazhatel'stva" pervoi treti 16 veka ). Advisor: Professor Viktor I. Buganov; opponents: Dr. Aleksandr I. Klibanov, and Prof. Iurii G. Alekseev. - Novosibirsk University (Novosibirsk, Russian Federation). Subject: Russian Medieval Religious History. Master's Degree of Novosibirsk University. Subject: The Hagiography of the Russian Possessors ( iosifliane ) in the 16th Century ( Iosiflianskaia agiografiia v ideologicheskoi bor'be 16 veka ). Advisor: Professor Nikolai N. Pokrovskii; opponent: Dr. Elena K. Romodanovskaia.

23. 19th Century Russian Literature Homepage 19thCentury russian literature (RECS 130A). Welcome to Brandeis University s homepage for 19th Century russian literature (RECS 130A). http://www.brandeis.edu/departments/ecs/recs130a/recs130a.html

19th-Century Russian Literature ( R ECS Professor Swensen Department of Germanic and Slavic Languages Brandeis University Waltham, Massachusetts 02454 Telephone 781-736-3191 Office Hours Tuesdays and Fridays 11:30 to 12:30, 4:45 to 5:45 and By Appointment Welcome to Brandeis University's homepage for 19th Century Russian Literature (RECS 130A). The world wide web is rapidly evolving into a valuable resource for students and scholars of all fields. This class will be utilizing the web both as a source of additional information on the authors and works we will be studying, and to extend classroom discussion by granting students the latitude to exchange ideas, information, and insights outside of the restrictions of our limited weekly class time. These discussions, so far as they deal with topics of Russian literature, can be as free ranging and discursive as you see fit. From time to time, I will post a comment or question to the site as a jumping-off point for further discussion, or to comment on a discussion already underway. All comments on the message board must be signed by a member of this class. Students are encouraged to

24. Www.aimnet.com/~ksyrah/ekskurs/lit.html Conradish.net Been studying Russian? Try your hands at translating lines from great works of russian literature! This section is an experiment http://www.aimnet.com/~ksyrah/ekskurs/lit.html

25. Alicia Chudo American author of satire of russian literature and culture. Alicia Chudo is the pseudonym of Gary Saul Morson. http://pages.ivillage.com/marciathegreat/AliciaChudo/

document.isTrellix = 1; Alicia Chudo Author of And Quiet Flows the Vodka, Or, When Pushkin Comes to Shove: The Curmudgeon's Guide to Russian Literature Founder of the discipline of misanthropology Misanthropology Personal Background Reviews Page Illustrations from And Quiet Flows the Vodka ... Excerpts from And Quiet Flows the Vodka Description of Alicia Chudo by Andrew Sobesednikov In my preface to her last book, And Quiet Flows the Vodka, I described Prof. Chudo's character, but have since received numerous letters asking for a physical description of her. The simplest thing to do, of course, would be to provide a photograph, but when I last tried to take one, she grabbed my camera and removed the film "KGB style," as she put it. And so I will simply say "don't make it sound like a personal ad!" that she is tall, about five feet nine inches, but looks even taller, perhaps because she is excessively thin, wiry, and strong; and somehow contrives to look down even on people considerably taller than she. Men remark that they come away "cut down to size." That reaction may also reflect the power of her conspicuously large and deep-set eyes, which give the impression of penetrating one's inner counsciousness; and, indeed, she sometimes voices other people's hidden thoughts without even bothering to change the pronouns.

26. Solar.rtd.utk.edu/friends/literature/literature.html russian literature russian literature Guide picks. Literary Models Honors thesis by Kevin Daniel Werbach, discusses how russian literature reflects the various changes. http://solar.rtd.utk.edu/friends/literature/literature.html

27. Russia - USSR - Find Russian Literature Search. Literature Classic, russian literature Guide picks. russian literature Online English and Russian site includes many complete texts and information. http://classiclit.about.com/cs/russianliterature/index_2.htm?terms=russian

28. For Undergraduates In Russian: Russian Literature Links russian literature links elsewhere. This page contains some selected links to sites about russian literature. These sites are listed http://www.ex.ac.uk/russian/ruslit.html

Art links Audio and music links Cinema links Current affairs links ... Travel links Back to top page Russian literature: links elsewhere This page contains some selected links to sites about Russian literature. These sites are listed alphabetically under general literature links, or links to sites on individual writers . Please note that the Russian Department of the University of Exeter in no way endorses or guarantees the content of the pages cited. All issues arising from the pages should be discussed with the relevant owner. General literature links Biblioteka sovremennoi russkoi literatury Evgenii Peskin's Public Electronic Library Gena's library Works by such popular Western writers as Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, Michael Crichton, Philip K. Dick, Umberto Eco, Ursula le Guin in Russian translation. Literatura On-line journal of contemporary Russian literature. Includes the full text (in Russian) of the collection Russkie tzvety zla Literaturnoe kafe See which contemporary writers are in the 'cafe'. Maksim Moshkov's Library Probably the most extensive library of Russian literature for all periods currently available online. Numerous mirror sites are available at

29. BUBL LINK / 5:15 Internet Resources: Russian Literature Author Leo Tolstoy Subjects russian literature DeweyClass 891.7 ResourceType book Location uk Last checked 20000415 russian literature Offers a listing http://bubl.ac.uk/link/r/russianliterature.htm

BUBL LINK / 5:15 Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus A-Z ... About Russian literature A-Z Index Titles Descriptions About Leo Tolstoy Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn Anton Chekhov Dostoevsky Research Station ... Russian Literature Page last updated: 17 March 2003 Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk About Leo Tolstoy Provides HTML versions of selected writings by Leo Tolstoy (1928-1910), including Anna Karenina, The Kreutzer Sonata, and Polikushka. Also offers a biography of Tolstoy, discussing the authors' moral philosophy. Author: Thais Lindstrom and Leo Tolstoy Subjects: russian literature DeweyClass: ResourceType: biography, books Location: cocos islands, asia Last checked: Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn Offers information on the life and times of the exiled Soviet novelist and historian, including news, reviews of his works, and an examination of the Gulag system highlighted by Solzhenitsyn in The Gulag Archipelago. Author: Katharena Eiermann Subjects: russian literature DeweyClass: ResourceType: documents Location: usa Last checked: Anton Chekhov Offers concise annotations of the works of Anton P. Chekhov (1860-1904) with summaries and brief commentaries for each. Also offers information about the medium, genre, and key themes of individual works.

30. Russian Literature In Translation russian literature in Translation. Last updated 1024-97 by Judy Boss. Andréev, Leonid (1871-1919). Texts. The Crushed Flower (37 http://www.unomaha.edu/~wwwengl/translations/russ.htm

Russian Literature in Translation Last updated 10-24-97 by Judy Boss Texts "The Crushed Flower" (37 K) "Lazarus" (45 K) "A Story Which Will Never Be Finished" (12 K) "To the Russian Soldier" (7 K) Commentary and Reviews Kayden, Eugene M., "Leonid Andreyev: 1871-1919" (20 K) Bunin, Ivan Texts "The Gentleman from San Francisco" (57 K) Chekhov, Anton Texts "The Black Monk" (78 K) "The Darling" (30 K) "The Grasshopper" (60 K) "The Lady with the Dog" (40 K) "The Malefactor" (9 K) "Mire" (44 K) "Overseasoned" (9 K) "The Party" (79 K) "Peasants" (79 K) "Sleepy-Eye" (14 K) "Talent" (10 K) "Ward No. 6" (132 K) Commentary and Reviews Friedland, Louis S., "Anton Chekhov" [Rev. of Tales of Chekhov (14 K) Gorky, Maxim, "Personal Recollections of Anton Pavlovitch Chekhov" (22 K) Phelps, William Lyon, "Among the New Books: The Life and Art of Chekhov" (19 K) Tolstoy, Leo, "Tolstoy's Criticism on 'The Darling'" (9 K) Dostoevsky, Fyodor Texts The Brothers Karamazov Part I "Book I: A Family History" (74 K) "Book II: An Unfortunate Gathering" (157 K) "Book III: The Sensualists" (184 K) Part II "Book IV: Lacerations" (134 K) "Book V: Pro and Contra" (194 K) "Book VI: The Russian Monk" (124 K) Part III "Book VII: Alyosha" (104 K) "Book VIII: Mitya" (221 K) "Book IX: The Preliminary Investigation" (182 K) Part IV "Book X: The Boys" (128 K) "Book XI: Ivan" (257 K) "Book XII: A Judicial Error" (274 K) "Epilogue" (54 K) Crime and Punishment Part One (206 K) Part Two (235 K) Part Three (186 K) Part Four (173 K) Part Five (173 K) Part Six (214 K) Epilogue (38 K)

31. Russian Literature - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia russian literature. Medieval russian literature was overwhelmingly religious in its character and used Old Church Slavonic language. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_literature

Russian literature From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Server will be down for maintenance on 2004-06-11 from about 18:00 to 18:30 UTC. Old Russian literature consists of several sparse masterpieces written in Old Russian language (not to be confused with Old Church Slavonic ). Anonymous The Tale of Igor's Campaign Bylinas , oral folk epics, fused Christian and pagan traditions. Medieval Russian literature was overwhelmingly religious in its character and used Old Church Slavonic language. The first work in colloquial Russian , the autobiography of archpriest Avvakum , was created only in the mid- 17th century Westernization of Russia (particularly associated with the name of Tsar Peter the Great ) coincided with reform of the Russian alphabet and increased tolerance of the idea of employing the popular language for general literary purposes. Authors like Dmitri Kantemir Vasily Trediakovsky , and Mikhail Lomonosov in the earlier 18th century paved the way for poets like Derzhavin , playwrights like Sumarokov and prose writers like Karamzin and Radishchev Romanticism permitted a flowering of especially poetic talent: the names of Zhukovsky and Pushkin came to the fore, followed by

32. Russian Literature Audio Books And Stories russian literature. ( English Translations ) AUDIOBOOKS and STORIES. Our russian literature audio books and single cassettes have been widely praised. http://www.jimcin.com/russian.htm

Russian Literature ( English Translations ) AUDIOBOOKS and STORIES from Jimcin Recordings Looking for Audio Books? We suggest AUDIBLE.COM "the future of Audio Books" Direct downloads at a fraction of the cassette price. CLICK HERE for more info or HERE to go right to AUDIBLE.COM Note: The books below are no longer availabe directly from this site. We suggest you go to Audible.com "Tolstoy's striking word pictures and atmosphere are starkly delivered with an incredible match of voice and style that maximizes th eir devastating effect." review of THE DEATH OFIVAN ILYCH and MASTER AND MAN in BOOKLIST magazine April, 1982 "This story (The Overcoat), one of Gogol's most famous is skillfully narrated to reflect the author's frustration with civil service and the plight of the poor, and will evoke an emotional response among listeners." from BOOKLIST magazine November, 1981 "What studies of humanity are to be found in these four short stories by the revered Russian playright! Each of Chekov's stories contains remarkable imagination and characterization and is capably read here by Walter Zimmerman whose voice is clear and whose delivery is sharp." review ofCassette N-30 in BOOKLIST magazine February, 1980

33. Slaviska Inst, Stockholms Univ / Stockholm Studies In Russian Literature Stockholms Universitet » Slaviska institutionen » Publikationer » Stockholm Studies in russian literature. Stockholm Studies in russian literature. http://slav.su.se/studruslit.html

Stockholms Universitet Slaviska institutionen Publikationer Stockholm Studies in Russian Literature Published by Stockholm University Editor: Peter Alberg Jensen 3. Carola Hansson, Fedor Sologub as a Short-Story Writer. Stylistic Analyses. Stockholm 1975. 136 (+62) pp. 6. Per Arne Bodin, Nine poems from Doktor Zivago. A study of Christian Motifs in Boris Pasternak's Poetry. Stockholm 1976. 179 pp. 8. Charles Rougle, Three Russians Consider America. America in the Works of Maksim Gor'kij, Aleksandr Blok, and Vladimir Majakovskij. Stockholm 1977. 175 pp. 12. Ludmila Hellgren, Dialogues in Turgenev's Novels. Speech-Introductory Devices. Stockholm 1980. 148 pp. 15. Magnus Ljunggren, The Dream of Rebirth. A Study of Andrej Belyj's Novel Peterburg. Stockholm 1982. 179 pp (+8 pp. ill.). 16. Kurt Johansson, Aleksej Gastev. Proletarian Bard of the Machine Age. Stockholm 1983. 170 pp. 17. Kazimiera Ingdahl, The Artist and the Creative Act. A Study of Jurij Olesa's Novel Zavist'. Stockholm 1984. 172 pp. 18. Anna Ljunggren, B. Pasternak's Juvenilia. Six Fragments about Reliquimini. Stockholm 1984. 172 pp.

34. Russian Literature: Introduction And Reading List -- WayToRussia.Net Guide To Ru A guide to russian literature introduction, information about authors, a reading list. russian literature Introduction and Reading List. http://www.waytorussia.net/WhatIsRussia/Literature.html

Choose your destination: - Moscow - St. Petersburg - Trans-Siberian - Baikal Lake - Siberian Cities - More destinations... Made by Travelers from Russia for Travelers Worldwide WayToRussia.Net What Is Russia / Russian Literature what is russia introduction history itineraries ... our team Russian Literature: Introduction and Reading List Part 1: 18th Century Lomonosov, Krylov, Fonvizin, Karamzin... read more Part 2: 19th Century The Golden Age of the national literature. Russian literature obtained the tradition, the history and the useful language... Pushkin, Lermontov, Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Chekhov... read more Part 3: 20th Century In the 20th century Russia has undergone through many upheavals: wars, revolutions, revolts... The Art and Literature had to sustain the moral, retain beliefs and traditions... Mayakovsky, Ahmatova, Bulgakov, Pasternak, Nabokov, Dovlatov... read more Please, Read the Introduction First: Literature is a very important part of the world culture. Here in Russia most of the people consider literature to be the main part of the culture. Most of us (Russians) also think that people in Russia read more than people of other nationalities and that Russian literature is the best literature in the world. Well, it can be not true, but it is generally accepted that Russian literature is quite important for any person who is trying to explore Russian environment.

35. RUSSIAN LITERATURE russian literature. To get a clear idea of russian literature, it will be most convenient for us to divide it into oral and written. russian literature. http://28.1911encyclopedia.org/R/RU/RUSSIAN_LITERATURE.htm

RUSSIAN LITERATURE RUSSIAN LITERATURE. To get a clear idea of Russian literature, it will be most convenient for us to divide it into oral and written. The first of these sections includes the interesting byliny, or tales of old time, as the word may be translated, which have come down to us in great nun~bers, as they have been sung by wandering minstrels all over the country. The scholars who have given their attention to these compositions have made the following division of them into cycles: These curious productions have all the characteristics of popular poetry in the endless repetitions of certain conventional phrasesthe green wine, the bright sun (applied to a hero), the damp earth and others. The heroes of the first cycle are monstrous beings, and seem to be merely impersonifications of the powers of nature; such are Volga Vseslavich, Mikula Selianinovich and Sviatogor. They are called the bogatyri starshie. Sometimes we have the giants of the mountain, as Sviatogor, and the serpent Gorinich, the root of part of both names being gora (mountain). The serpent Gorinich lives in caves, and has the care of the precious metals. Sometimes animal natures are mixed up with them, as zmei-bogatyr, who unites the qualities of the serpent and the giant, and bears the name of Tugarin Zmievich. There is the Pagan Idol (Idolistche Poganskoe), a great glutton, and Nightingale the Robber (Solovey Razboinik), who terrifies travellers and lives in a nest built upon six oaks. Zhidiata writes in a more vernacular style than many of his contemporaries; he eschews the declamatory tone of the Byzantine authors.

36. Academic Info: Russian Literature Learn Russian fast with PowerGlide! HSGPan-Course120x600 Academic Info russian literature Humanities Comparative Literature russian literature. http://www.academicinfo.net/russlit.html

Academic Info Russian Literature Home Search Index Contact ... Comparative Literature Russian Literature Advertisers Learn Russian Russian Language Study Aids - Find Books on Dostoevsky Tolstoy - Find Russian Literature Anthologies University of Phoenix Online - Earn your degree 100% online. Questia - Search over 70,000 books and journals online. TheFreeDictionary.com FreeEncyclopedia ESL - Improve Your English Prescription Drug Information ... Lab Band Surgery - The Weight Loss Institute offers research on weight loss and diet pills Online Education.net Online Degrees College-Campus.com ... Auto Insurance Cheap You can sponsor this page Email us for details Table of Contents Digital Library Individual Authors See Also Comparative Literature Poetry Russian Language Home ... Advertise Last modified July 2003 URL: http://www.academicinfo.net/russlit.html

37. Russian Literature Digital Library - Online Publications - Academic Info Questia Online Library HSGPanCourse120x600 Academic Info russian literature Digital Library Digital Library Comparative Literature russian literature. http://www.academicinfo.net/russlitlibrary.html

Academic Info Russian Literature Digital Library Home Search Index Contact ... Russian Literature Digital Library Authors Digital Library Comparative Literature Russian Literature Advertisers Learn Russian Russian Language Study Aids - Find Books on Dostoevsky Tolstoy - Find Russian Literature Anthologies University of Phoenix Online - Earn your degree 100% online. Questia - Search over 70,000 books and journals online. TheFreeDictionary.com FreeEncyclopedia ESL - Improve Your English Prescription Drug Information ... Lab Band Surgery - The Weight Loss Institute offers research on weight loss and diet pills Online Education.net Online Degrees College-Campus.com ... Auto Insurance Cheap You can sponsor this page Email us for details Go to Academic Info: Russian Literature - Individual Authors Electronic Library (In Russian) By Maxim Moshkov Public Electronic Library (In Russian) By Evgenii Peskin Russian Folktales A collection of around 25 online tales, including Sleeping Beauty, The Snowmaiden, The Tsar and others.

38. Department Of Slavic Languages, Georgetown University Provides contentbased instruction in Russian, Ukrainian, and Polish as well as a variety of courses in russian literature, culture, and linguistics. Undergraduate major and minor in Russian and a concentration within the M.A. degree in Russian Area Studies. Cources, faculty, and activities. http://www.georgetown.edu/departments/slavic/

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39. Sciserv.pl -- Usage Programs of Study russian literaturePrograms of Study russian literature. For the MA Degree in russian literature. This degree is a prerequisite for the M.Phil. Degree in russian literature. http://sciserver.lanl.gov/cgi-bin/sciserv.pl?collection=journals&journal=0304347

40. Bakunin Magazine An ezine devoted to russian literature. http://209.109.116.131/pages/bakunin/

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