images of merchants
Svetlana Grenier
greniers at GEORGETOWN.EDU
Thu Sep 16 21:46:36 UTC 2004
Tolstoy's Levin and the business of farming.
I don't know to what extent farming can qualify as "business", but
there is also a memorable scene of Levin and Oblonsky doing business
with a merchant Riabinin, who comes to Levin's house to buy Dolly's
forest from Stiva. Part 2, I think.
SG
>
>Quoting Andrew Kaufman <adk59 at HOTMAIL.COM>:
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>>Can anybody recommend some excellent stories, plays or novels from Russian
>>literature that explicitly represent images of capitalists, merchants, or
>>people engaged in business affairs?>
>>
>>Andy Kaufman, Ph.D.
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