Pushkin's the "Queen of Spades" by Neil Cornwell

Pushkin's the "Queen of Spades" by Neil Cornwell

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Pushkin's the "Queen of Spades" by Neil Cornwell

Pushkin's prose masterpiece, written in 1833, has attracted a torrent of critical attention, particularly in recent decades, when it has been shown to respond to a surprising variety of critical approaches. This study looks at contemporary reactions to Pushkin's tale before turning to Russian Formatist analyses and then to the plethora of more recent western and Russian critiques. A commentary to the text is followed by an assessment of a range of readings - old, new and previously untried - designed to test the limits of Pushkin's text.

Professor of Russian and Comparative Literature at the University of Bristol, Neil Cornwell

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ISBN 13 9781853993428
ISBN 10 1853993425
Title Pushkin's the "Queen of Spades"
Author Neil Cornwell
Series Bcp Critical Studies In Russian Literature
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Year published 1998-01-01
Number of pages 104
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