Perspectives on literature and society in Eastern and Western Europe
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Perspectives on literature and society in Eastern and Western Europe
（Studies in Russia and East Europe）
Macmillan in association with the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University of London, 1989
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This collection of papers offers an account of literature and politics over the last 30 years in the USSR and Eastern Europe, paying particular attention to the problems of censorship and political control. It addresses the paradox that heavy censorship and good literature co-exist in Eastern Europe, and also suggests a theoretical framework with which their unexpected development can be understood. Geoffrey Hosking has also written "The Russian Constitutional Experiment", "Beyond Socialist Realism" and "History of the Soviet Union". George Cushing's translations of major works of Hungarian literature have played an important part in bringing Hungarian letters to a wide international readership.
目次
- Censorship as a way of life, S.Monas
- Milton and the English Revolution, C.Hill
- literature and society - Voltaire, W.H.Barber
- the institutionalization of Soviet literature, G.A.Hosking
- the centrality of rural themes in postwar Soviet fiction, K.Clark
- social criticism in Hungarian literature since 1948, D. Deletant
- Polish intellectual dissent in the drama of 1956-70, S.Eile
- between reality and unreality - social criticism in Polish literature of the seventies, N.Taylor.
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