representing labor in late- and post-Soviet culture

Perova Natasha perova09 at GMAIL.COM
Mon Nov 7 18:03:55 UTC 2011


The first story that comes to my mind is Alexei Lukyanov's "Hight Pressure"
translated by Marian Schwartz (in the collection "Squaring the Circle",
Glas, 2010). The story is about modern-day working class and is based on
first-hand experiences of the author who works as a blacksmith in Solikamsk
(Northern Urals).
Also Roman Senchin's novel MINUS, translated by Arch Tait.

Natasha Perova
Glas New Russian Writing
tel/fax: (7)495-4419157
perova at glas.msk.su
www.glas.msk.su

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Rossen Djagalov" <djagalov at FAS.HARVARD.EDU>
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Sent: Monday, November 07, 2011 9:00 PM
Subject: [SEELANGS] representing labor in late- and post-Soviet culture


> Dear colleagues,
>
> I am preparing a syllabus on representation of labor in twentieth-century
> Russian and U.S. culture, and if there's an overabundance of (pre-)Soviet
> material, finding late- and especially post-Soviet novels, stories,
> manifestos, films, songs available in English has been considerably more
> difficult. If you have any suggestions, therefore, for texts consciously
> dealing with worker resistance, the relationship between workers & the
> intelligentsia, the restructuring of the workplace, migrant labor, etc. or
> for scholarship about them, I'd be undyingly grateful,
>
> Rossen
>
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