NEW VOLUME

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The following is posted on behalf of Katalin Kroo:



New Perspectives in Reading 19th-Century Russian Literature


Russian Text (19th Century) and Antiquity



Edited by Katalin Kroó and Peeter Torop



Budapest–Tartu: L’Harmattan, 2008

Eötvös Lorand University, Eötvös József Collegium: Atelier of  
Russian Philology

University of Tartu, Institute of Philosophy and Semiotics:  
Department of Semiotics
ISBN 978 963 236 092 8            ISSN 1785-6361


This book is available to order:
http://www.kultur-press.hu/    batthyany at kultur-press.hu
Price: 14 euros + postage

DESCRIPTION:



The present volume of essays dedicated to various aspects of the  
theme Antiquity and the Russian Text of the 19th Century was  
initiated in the framework of a Hungarian (Budapest) - Estonian  
(Tartu) professional cooperation engendering a wider range of  
international scientific contributions by American, Canadian,  
Estonian, Hungarian and Russian scholars in the relevant fields.  
These fields concern the history and theory of literature, realms of  
philological investigations and Russian literary studies. The book  
embraces rich material presenting different and challenging  
approaches to the problem of European historical dialogue between  
classical and Russian culture. The old dialogues with literary  
Antiquity are evaluated through new discoveries and analyses of the  
artistic achievements, the Weltanschauung, and the peculiarities of  
the philological culture of Pushkin, Gogol, Turgenev, Dostoevsky and  
the Russian poets of the first half of the 19th century.





CONTRIBUTORS (articles in Russian and English):



KATALIN KROÓ — PEETER TOROP (Budapest, Hungary — Tartu, Estonia)

MIHHAIL LOTMAN (Tartu, Estonia)

ALEKSEY I. LYUBZHIN (Moscow, Russia)

ROMAN VOITEHHOVITŠ (Tartu, Estonia)

GÉZA KOCSIS (Budapest, Hungary)

MIKLÓS MEZŐSI (Szombathely, Hungary)

NINA PERLINA (Bloomington, USA)

NICHOLAS G. ŽEKULIN (Calgary, Canada)

GÉZA KOCSIS (Budapest, Hungary)

MÁRIA KONDOR-SZILÁGYI (Budapest, Hungary)

ISTVÁN NAGY (Budapest, Hungary)

PEETER TOROP (Tartu, Estonia)

OLGA G. DILAKTORSKAYА (Vladivostok, Russia)






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