Connections and Influence in the Russian and American Short Story illuminates the importance of the interconnectedness between Russian and American short stories. The reciprocal influence between the two was integral to the development of the short story in each country and of the modern genre.
Connections and Influence in the Russian and American Short Story illuminates the importance of the interconnectedness between Russian and American short stories. The reciprocal influence between the two was integral to the development of the short story in each country and of the modern genre.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Robert C. Hauhart is professor in the department of society and social justice at Saint Martin's University. Jeff Birkenstein is professor of English at Saint Martin's University.
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Chapter 1: Calls from Beyond and Within: A Nonhuman Reading of the Short Stories of Nikolai Gogol and Washington Irving, Naruhiko Mikado Chapter 2: Empathy and Human Feeling in the Short Stories of O. Henry and Anton Chekhov, Iren Boyarkina Chapter 3: From Poe to James via Dostoevsky: Cognizing Doppelgangers in American and Russian Short Fiction, Irina Golovacheva Chapter 4: "Smile and Scream" in the Little Review: Russian Short Fiction and Transatlantic Avantgarde, Maria Krivosheina Chapter 5: The Resonance of Dostoevsky's "Bobok" in Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury, Sahar J. Al-Keshwan Chapter 6: Black in the USSR: Langston Hughes, Ivan Turgenev, and the Radical Potential of the Short Story, Laura Ryan Chapter 7: Composing Thoughts: Reading Daniil Kharms's Work in the Light of Short Story Collection Theory, Pedro Querido Chapter 8: Outsiders and Others: Revisiting Richard Wright's "Underground Man", Durthy A. Washington Chapter 9: "The Strange and the Commonplace in One": Spirituality, Mystery, and the Personal Quest in the Short Fiction of Flannery O'Connor and Anton Chekhov, Frank P. Fury Chapter 10: Gorky's Orphans: The Unraveling of Socialist Humanism in Russian and African American Tramp Stories, Kevin Lucas Chapter 11: Vladimir Nabokov's American Short Story Surrounded by the Image of Russia: "The Vane Sisters" in Nabokov's Quartet, Kiyoko Magome Chapter 12: Existential Quests in the Short Story: Gogol's "The Overcoat," Bellow's "Looking for Mr. Green," and Cheever's "The Swimmer", Robert C. Hauhart Chapter 13: Divine Beings in Short Stories by Nabokov, Garcia Marquez, and Le Guin: A Secular Reading, Anastasia G. Pease Chapter 14: Two Ladies, Two Dogs: On Moral Luck and Determinism in Chekhov and Oates, Rossitsa Terzieva-Artemis Chapter 15: Food, Influence, the Short Story, Anton Chekhov, and Raymond Carver, Jeff Birkenstein Chapter 16: Heterosexual Fictions: Ivan Turgenev's Fathers and Sons and, Jhumpa Lahiri's Interpreter of Maladies, Lucky Issar Chapter 17: Outsiders, Peasants, and Elderly Exiles in Elizabeth Strout's Olive Kitteridge and Olive, Again, Christine Tachick Kern Chapter 18: Tiny Haunted Empires: Domestic Fabulism in the Home in Sigizmund Krzhizhanovsky's "Quadraturin" and Kelly Link's "Stone Animals", Emrys Donaldson
Chapter 1: Calls from Beyond and Within: A Nonhuman Reading of the Short Stories of Nikolai Gogol and Washington Irving, Naruhiko Mikado Chapter 2: Empathy and Human Feeling in the Short Stories of O. Henry and Anton Chekhov, Iren Boyarkina Chapter 3: From Poe to James via Dostoevsky: Cognizing Doppelgangers in American and Russian Short Fiction, Irina Golovacheva Chapter 4: "Smile and Scream" in the Little Review: Russian Short Fiction and Transatlantic Avantgarde, Maria Krivosheina Chapter 5: The Resonance of Dostoevsky's "Bobok" in Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury, Sahar J. Al-Keshwan Chapter 6: Black in the USSR: Langston Hughes, Ivan Turgenev, and the Radical Potential of the Short Story, Laura Ryan Chapter 7: Composing Thoughts: Reading Daniil Kharms's Work in the Light of Short Story Collection Theory, Pedro Querido Chapter 8: Outsiders and Others: Revisiting Richard Wright's "Underground Man", Durthy A. Washington Chapter 9: "The Strange and the Commonplace in One": Spirituality, Mystery, and the Personal Quest in the Short Fiction of Flannery O'Connor and Anton Chekhov, Frank P. Fury Chapter 10: Gorky's Orphans: The Unraveling of Socialist Humanism in Russian and African American Tramp Stories, Kevin Lucas Chapter 11: Vladimir Nabokov's American Short Story Surrounded by the Image of Russia: "The Vane Sisters" in Nabokov's Quartet, Kiyoko Magome Chapter 12: Existential Quests in the Short Story: Gogol's "The Overcoat," Bellow's "Looking for Mr. Green," and Cheever's "The Swimmer", Robert C. Hauhart Chapter 13: Divine Beings in Short Stories by Nabokov, Garcia Marquez, and Le Guin: A Secular Reading, Anastasia G. Pease Chapter 14: Two Ladies, Two Dogs: On Moral Luck and Determinism in Chekhov and Oates, Rossitsa Terzieva-Artemis Chapter 15: Food, Influence, the Short Story, Anton Chekhov, and Raymond Carver, Jeff Birkenstein Chapter 16: Heterosexual Fictions: Ivan Turgenev's Fathers and Sons and, Jhumpa Lahiri's Interpreter of Maladies, Lucky Issar Chapter 17: Outsiders, Peasants, and Elderly Exiles in Elizabeth Strout's Olive Kitteridge and Olive, Again, Christine Tachick Kern Chapter 18: Tiny Haunted Empires: Domestic Fabulism in the Home in Sigizmund Krzhizhanovsky's "Quadraturin" and Kelly Link's "Stone Animals", Emrys Donaldson
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