EBSEES: Eshelman, Raoul - Village prose is postmodernist prose: for a new history of Soviet literature

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ID	45648
Author(s)	Eshelman, Raoul
Title	Village prose is postmodernist prose: for a new history of Soviet literature
Published	Wiener slawistischer Almanach, 37, 1996, p. 119-48
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Russia, USSR, Russia (Federation) / Literature (1920-) [Browse all] Prose
Medium	article
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	New directions in Soviet history
	Ludic nonchalance or ludicrous despair? Viktor Pelevin and Russian postmodernist prose / Dalton-Brown, Sally
	Apocaplypse now: village prose and the death of Russia / Gillespie, David
	Fedor Abramov and the poetics of Russian village prose / Baikovitch, G.O.F.
	The last years of Soviet Russian literature: prose fiction, 1975-1991 / Brown, Deming

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Village prose is postmodernist prose: for a new history of Soviet literature