Volume 86: Tamizdat: Publishing Russian Literature Across Borders

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Tamizdat: Publishing Russian Literature Across Borders

Editor – Yasha Klots

Peter Lang Verlag, 2021

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Introduction

Tamizdat as a Practice and Institution

Yasha Klots (Autor/in)

9-23

Articles

Tamizdat: The Spatial Turn, Textual Embodiment, My Personal Stories

Olga Matich (Autor/in)

27-60

Siege Dialogues during the Cold War: Harrison E. Salisbury’s 900 Days and Its Sources

Polina Barskova (Autor/in)

61-85

Lydia Chukovskaya’s Sofia Petrovna Is Going Under and Abroad

Yasha Klots (Autor/in)

87-118

Tamizdat as Masquerade: The Case of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s Four Gulags

Alexander Yacobson (Autor/in)

119-142

Publishing Dissident Soviet Literature in Italy: The Case of Jaca Book (1966–1986)

Giuseppina Larocca (Autor/in)

143-170

Between Samizdat and Tamizdat: The Case of the Almanac Fioretti

Ilja Kukuj (Autor/in)

171-201

A Monument to Russian Modernism: The Ardis Vision of Contemporary Russian Literature

Mark Lipovetsky (Autor/in)

203-223

Literary Investigation

Pasternak and Costello: What We Know and What We (Still) Don’t

Paolo Mancosu (Autor/in)

227-295

First Hand Accounts

Cultural Scholarly Exchange in the Soviet Union in 1963 and How the KGB Tried to Terrorize American Scholars and Suppress Truths

Lewis S. Feuer (Autor/in)

299-310

Double Diaries and Layered Memories: Moscow, 1963: A Memoir

Robin Feuer Miller (Autor/in)

311-320

"Index on Censorship" and the Publication of Tamizdat in the 1970s

Michael Scammell (Autor/in)

321-328

Political and Human Rights Tamizdat

Pavel Litvinov (Autor/in)

329-335

How Censorship Leads to Tamizdat: Ardis Publishers

Ellendea Proffer Teasley (Autor/in)

337-348

Appendix

Index of Names

N. N. (Autor/in)

349-361

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