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Die Geschichte der russischen Literatur. Vom Mittelalter bis zur postsowjetischen Zeit stellt der Band die Literatur Russlands dar. In einem repräsentativen Überblick werden Autoren-, Werk- und Gattungsgeschichte in kultur-, medien- und ideengeschichtlichen Kontexten beleuchtet. Zu den prominenten Vertretern zählen u.a. Dostoevskij, Bunin, olochov, Sol encyn, Brodskij, Pasternak und Tolstoj. Ein wesentlicher Schwerpunkt bei der Betrachtung ist die enge Beziehung der russischen Literatur zu Westeuropa und die Problematik kultureller und literarischer Übersetzungen. Zahlreiche Illustrationen aus Geschichte, Kunst und Alltag zeigen die große Vielfalt des literarischen Leben Russlands.

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Language German ● Format PDF ● ISBN 9783476052384 ● Editor Klaus Stadtke ● Publisher J.B. Metzler ● Published 2017 ● Downloadable 3 times ● Currency EUR ● ID 6647665 ● Copy protection Adobe DRM

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