ochered'

[Margarita Orlova]

Thank you for the great resourse!

Margarita


On Monday, January 14, 2008, at 12:12  PM, Emily Van Buskirk wrote:

> I highly recommend the passages on standing in line for bread from  
> Lydia Ginzburg's "Zapiski blokadnogo chelovela."  It is a specific  
> context, the Leningrad Blockade, but Ginzburg launches into a theory  
> of conversation, and also of gender roles and lines.  You can find  
> this in English as _Blockade Diary_ (trans. Alan Myers), or in  
> _Chelovek za pis'mennym stolom_ or in the 2002 edition of Ginzburg's  
> work _Zaspinye knizhki.  Vospominaniia.  Esse_ (see especially  
> 633-640).  (The entire 2002 edition is online at:  
> http://www.srcc.msu.su/uni-persona/site/authors/ginzburg/ginzburg.htm)  
>  There are separate notes about ocheredi, for example in the 1940s  
> section of Ginzburg's Zapisnye knizhki -- see the 2002 edition  
> 175-180.  On 343 of the same edition (1989), she comments on Mikhail  
> Epstein's essay "Ochered.'"
> Best regards,
> Emily
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