AAASS panel: Family and the 19th Century Novel

[Katz, Michael]

Dear Anna:

This is very tempting. I have worked on the theme of children and the family in Sholem Aleichem's "Tevye the Dairyman" cycle of stories (1895-1914) and compared his treatment to Vladimir Jabotinsky's Odessa novel "The Five," written in 1936, but set at the end of the 19th and very beginning of the 20th century. Would you be willing to consider my work for inclusion on your panel?

Michael Katz
C.V. Starr Professor of Russian and East European Studies
Middlebury College


On 1/9/09 12:48 PM, "Anne Hruska" <anne_hruska at YAHOO.COM> wrote:

Dear all,

We have two panelists and are looking for a third. The papers so far:

Anna Aberman (Princeton University): "A Breach in the Kinship Network:  Rethinking Family in Anna Karenina"

Anne Hruska (Stanford University):  "Chernyshevsky and the Children Problem"

Would anyone care to make a third?

Cheers,

AH




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