Social Sciences
8 years ago

Newly Discovered Volumes Unveil Forgotten Russian Literary Masterpieces

Slavic Review
Proza. Volume 1 (Xviii, 329 Pp.). Volume 2 (392 Pp.). Volume 3 (440 Pp.). Volume 4 (367 Pp.). Volume 5 (383 Pp.). Volume 6 (375 Pp.). By M. A. Kuzmin. Edited by Vladimir Markov (vols. 1-6) and Friedrich Scholz (vols. 4-6). Modern Russian Literature and Culture, Studies and Texts, nos. 14-19. Berkeley, Calif.: Berkeley Slavic Specialities, 1984. $16.00/volume, paper.
John A. Barnstead

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The article "Proza" by M. A. Kuzmin, edited by Vladimir Markov and Friedrich Scholz, explores modern Russian literature and culture in six volumes. Each volume delves into different aspects of Russian literature and culture, totaling over 2,200 pages. The books are part of the Modern Russian Literature and Culture Studies and Texts series, published by Berkeley Slavic Specialties in 1984. Each volume is priced at $16.00 in paperback format.