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Articles related to "Russian Literature"
Facts about Alexander Pushkin Alexander Pushkin's life - from his African grandfather to his affiliation with the Decembrists - has captured the imagination of every Russian writer since his day. pushkin • father of russian literature • decembrists • nadezhda durova • gannibal
Must-Read 19th C. Russian Novels Pushkin, Dostoevsky, Lermontov, Tolstoy, and Turgenev are authors who wrote novels that are considered "must-reads" for students of Russian history and literature. must-read 19th century russian novels • russian novels • russian literature • 19th century russia • turgenev
Amnesia as a state of divine unknowing and innocence in Dostoevsky's The Idiot This is a look at the character Myshkin in The Idiot. An epileptic with saint like qualities, he emerges from a state of amnesia only to be sent back there by a tragic event. amnesia • epilepsy • dostevsky • russian literature • psychology
Characters in Crime and Punishment There are many characters in 'Crime and Punishment,' each with a different role to play. Raskolnikov encounters both evil and good characters in Dostoevsky's novel. characters in crime and punishment • crime and punishment • dostoevsky • raskolnikov • sonya
Classic Authors: Fyodor Dostoevsky A brief biography of Russian author Fyodor Dostoevsky. fyodor dostoevsky • russian literature • petrashevsky group • <i>crime and punishment</i>
Classic Authors: Leo Tolstoy A brief biography of Leo Tolstoy. leo tolstoy • russian literature • <i>war and peace</i> • <i>anna karenina</i>
Isaac Babel's My First Goose Isaac Babel uses his personal experience as a soldier during Russia's civil war and revolution in his short story "My First Goose." isaac babel • my first goose • european literature • russian literature • short fiction
Pushkin: Father of Russian Lit Alexander Pushkin's importance to Russian literature and history can not be underestimated. He is still revered in Russia as Russia's greatest poet. pushkin's importance • alexander pushkin • russian poetry • russian literature • literary tradition
Russian Literature and Society A background on Russian Literature, the authors and the government. literature • russian
The Idiot by Fyodor Dostoevsky "My intention is to portray a truly beautiful soul," says Fyodor Dostoevsky of his novel, The Idiot. fyodor dostoevsky • russian literature • the idiot • prince myshkin • book review
The Southern Frontier A short history of the continuing colonisation of Chechnya and its neighbours in the Caucuses. chechnya • dagestan • caucuses • russia • sufism
Understanding Russian Names in Literature Readers of Russian literature in translation can have trouble keeping track of Russian names. Understanding the proper structure and usage of Russian names will help. russian names • russian patronymics • russian novels • fyodor dostoevsky • leo tolstoy
Learn about Russian History Using film and literature, or by visiting museums and traveling, a student of Russian history can learn about the historical development of this nation and its society. learn about russian history • russian history • europe's largest country • take a russian history class • read russian literature
Literary Analysis of The Death of Ivan Ilyich Leo Tolstoy's, The Death of Ivan Ilyich sends a relentlessly truthful message to society that compels his readers to think about what really matters in life. literature • leo tolstoy • the death of ivan ilyich • literary analysis • life lessons
Nobel Laureate Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn Solzhenitsyn stands among the great names in Russian literature - Tolstoy and Dostoevsky, Sholokhov and Gorky. His works brought 20th Century Russia to the world. aleksandr solzhenitsyn major works • the gulag archipelago • one day in the life of ivan denisovich • russian literature • nobel prive in literature
How to Find Topics for Literature Term Papers Students can't begin research for a literature term paper without a topic. Finding a good essay topic is the first step, but essays that don't develop theirs fare poorly. literature term paper • essay topic • student research interests • research questions • fyodor dostoevsky's crime and punishment
Aleksandr Pushkin Biography Life and works of Russian writer Aleksandr Pushkin, considered Russia's greatest poet. Famous for fairy tale "Ruslan and Lyudmila" and masterpiece "Eugene Onegin." aleksandr pushkin • pushkin biography • pushkin life and works • ruslan and lydmila writer • pushkin eugene onegin
Gogol: Ukrainian, Russian Writer Nikolai Gogol (1809-1852) was a Ukrainian who wrote stories and plays in the Russian language. Gogol was influenced by his observations of society and his own heritage. nikolai gogol • gogol • viy • the inspector general • cossacks
Nabokov and His Beloved Blues Butterflies Renown lepidopterist Vladimir Nabokov left the world an invaluable environmental legacy because of his passion and love for Blues butterflies. Striking Nabokov illustrations, photos of several South American Blues and their habitats, and a famous photo of Nabokov accompany this article. Lepidopterists today fear more Nabokov Blues in South America may face extinction or extirpation because of disappearing habitats. Visit all of the outstanding <b>Co-Featured Links</b> in this article to learn more about Nabokov Blues. Watch for the second article of this two-part series on February 1, 2000! vladimir nabokov • blues butterflies • habitats • lepidopterist • environmentalist
War and Peace: Volume I, Part I The scene for one of the world's greatest novels is set while Pierre Bezukhov, Prince Andrei, and Natasha are introduced in Moscow and Saint Petersburg. war and peace volume 1 part 1 summary • leo tolstoy's masterpiece • pierre bezukhov • prince andrei bolkonsky • natasha rostov
War and Peace: Volume I, Part II The second book of this epic Russian novel introduces the battle with French forces in Austria, revealing the chaos and humanity of war. war and peace volume 1 part 2 summary • leo tolstoy's epic masterpiece • prince andrei bolkonsky • nicholas rostov • captain tushin
Andreyev - Russian Author and Figure Learn about Russian writer Andreyev and the situation he covered. andreyev • jewish literature • russian jews
Literature and Drama A look at the definitions of drama and literature and how it corresponds with Russian Literature. literature • drama • writers
Russian Folktales Folktales a popular part of folklore. Learn about it in Russia Culture. folklore • folktales
The Russian Shakespeare Discover Alexander Pushkin, the Russian Shakespeare a fantastic poet and bard. poetry • biography • pushkin • russian
History and Literature The history of Russia, is an intrical part of understanding Russian Literature. history • literature • revolts
Russian Dramatic Greats - Gogol The second part of 'Russian Dramatic Greats' focuses on the dramatic works of Nikolai Gogol and on his innovative contributions to19th century Russian theatre. russian theatre in the 19th century • nikolai gogol • the government inspector by nikolai gogol • the dramatic works of gogol • marriage by gogol
The Best of the Web: Ten Excellent World Literature Sites Last in a 3-part series on useful Web sites. This list focuses on literature from around the world. world literature • links • spanish literature • french literature • italian literature
Russian Peasant Life and History The course of Russian history was heavily dependent upon peasants, whose lives were lived and lost in accordance with the whim of authority. russian peasant life • peasant history • russia's peasants • lower class russia • why study peasant russia
Alexander Solzhenitsyn Description of Alexander Solzhenitsyn, his life and works under the Soviet Regime. biography • books • russian
Conditions in the Russian Military Young Russians are drafted into an armed forces with too many officers and extreme hazing practices. Russian military conditions can result in the death of its soldiers. russian military • russian armed forces • hazing • draft • military officers
How I Became a Technical Writer How does one become a technical writer? As I gradually assume the reigns of this topic. I will use this as an introduction to whom I am and how I became a technical writer. technical writing • manuals • documentation • qualifications
Quoted in The Shack William P. Young uses epigraphs in his novel The Shack. Here is a list of epigraphs for chapters 1-5 and a brief synopsis of their source. the shack • william p young • larry norman • robert frost • paul tournier
St. Petersburg, Russia's Window To The West A city of bridges and water, St. Petersburg on the Neva River is an archipelago dotted with palaces, museums, and cathedrals reflecting Russian and European influences. russia's window to the west • st.petersburg in northern russia • former imperial russian capital • winter palace and hermitage museuem • nevskii monastery
War and Peace, Prior to Reading Learn a little about War and Peace by Tolstoy and the backrgound of the book. russia • napoleon • history • books
A Comparison of Tolstoy and Dostoyevsky A comparison between the two literary greats Count Leo Tolstoy and Dostoyevsky. tolstoy • dostoyevsky • russian classic authors
Film Review - Cold Souls In summing up Cold Souls, it'd be far too easy to cheekily refer to the film as Being Paul Giamatti or Eternal Sunshine of the Soulless Mind (sorry, couldn't resist). cold souls • paul giamatti • sophia barthes • charlie kaufman • woody allen
Life as Art: Russian Literary History Revived At a time when America's politivcal pundits debate economic theory pitting capitalism vs. socialism, the voice of Russian Nobel Laureate, Solzhenitsyn is revived. aleksandr solzhenitsyn • solzhenitsyn reader • socialism vs capitalsm • marginalizing writers • philadelphia union club
Review of The Earth and Sky of Jacques Dorme Personal experience transcends nationality and history in this quest for identity. review of the earth and sky of jacques dorme andre • modern french literature andreï makine • saint exupéry andreï makine • identity the earth and sky of jacques dorme • french and russian history andreï makine
Rob Schmidt's Crime and Punishment in Suburbia Doestoyevski in high school? What next? Othello on the basketball court? (Wait, that's supposedly coming out this year, too!) killer films • rob schmidt • ellen barkin • jeffrey wright
“To an old man any place that’s warm is homeland.” By Maxim Gork The father of Soviet Literature and the founder of social realism. Discover the life, works, and impact of author Maxim Gorky. maxim gorky • authors • literature
Lively Literature Literary classics and a special tribute to Shakespeare. Also includes contemporary story favorites from Dr. Suess and others. literary • literature • shakespeare • classics
Marie Sklodowski Curie, 1867-1934 As December is a month for gift-giving, it is a suitable time to look at Marie Curie whose research resulted in gifts of knowledge that continue to impact the whole world. Madame Curie, as she is most frequently called, was a self-effacing woman who lived for her research and her family. She was the first woman to receive a Nobel Prize (1903 in Physics for the discovery of radioactivity), and only one of four individuals to have ever received two Nobel Prizes (the second in 1911 in Chemistry for the discovery of radium and polonium and for the chemical isolation of pure radium). Marie's discovery of radium gave birth to understanding of the structure of the atom. Her methods of research pioneered a meticulous pursuit of knowledge that immensely improved the image of science. Her research, which has led to radiation treatment to help cancer patients, caused her own death by "radiation poisoning"--doctors labeled it "aplastic pernicious anemia of rapid, feverish development." Actually, it had not been a rapid development, and the anemia was likely a form of leukemia caused by years of unprotected contact with radioactivity. marie curie • madame curie • radioactivity • radium • research |
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