Do we need a new history of 20th Century Russian literature?
Piotr Fast
University of SilesiaAbstract
This paper consists of an analysis of the newest synthesis of 20th Century Russian literature published in Poland, written by Vasiliy Shchukin, a scholar affiliated with Jagiellonian University in Kraków. The author of the analysis shows how subjective and sometimes unprofessional some parts of the analyzed book are.
Keywords:
20th Century Russian literature, literary history, Vasiliy ShchukinReferences
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