This is the second edition of the study of Ayn Rand's first novel, We the Living, which is set in Soviet Russia, and was written in 1936, ten years after she left the U.S.S.R. Topics explored include: the fascinating history behind the novel's creation; its autobiographical na...
This is the second edition of the study of Ayn Rand's first novel, We the Living, which is set in Soviet Russia, and was written in 1936, ten years after she left the U.S.S.R. Topics explored include: the fascinating history behind the novel's creation; its autobiographical na...Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Robert Mayhew is professor of philosophy at Seton Hall University.
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Preface Acknowledgments Bibliographical Note Part 1: The History of We the Living Chapter 1: From Airtight to We the Living: The Drafts of Ayn Rand's First Novel by Shoshana Milgram Chapter 2: Parallel Lives: Models and Inspirations for Characters in We the Living by Scott McConnell Chapter 3: We the Living and the Rosenbaum Family Letters by Dina Schein Federman Chapter 4: The Education of Kira Argounova and Leo Kovalensky by Shoshana Milgram Chapter 5: Russian Revolutionary Ideology and We the Living by John Ridpath Chapter 6: The Music of We the Living by Michael S. Berliner Chapter 7: Publishing We the Living by Richard E. Ralston Chapter 8: Reviews of We the Living by Michael S. Berliner Chapter 9: Adapting We the Living by Jeff Britting Chapter 10: We the Living: '36 and '59 by Robert Mayhew Part 2: We the Living as Literature and as Philosophy Chapter 11: We the Living and Victor Hugo: Ayn Rand's First Novel and the Novelist She Ranked First by Shoshana Milgram Chapter 12: Red Pawn: Ayn Rand's other Story of Soviet Russia by Jena Trammell Chapter 13: The Integration of Plot and Theme in We the Living by Andrew Bernstein Chapter 14: The sacred in We the Living by Robert Mayhew Chapter 15: The Plight of Leo Kovalensky by Onkar Ghate Chapter 16: Kira's Family by John David Lewis Chapter 17: Kira Argounova Laughed: Humor and Joy in We the Living by Robert Mayhew Chapter 18: Forbidding Life to Those Still Living by Tara Smith Chapter 19: The Death Premise in We the Living and Atlas Shrugged by Onkar Ghate Epilogue: Introduction to We the Living by Leonard Peikoff Select Bibliography Index About the Contributors
Preface Acknowledgments Bibliographical Note Part 1: The History of We the Living Chapter 1: From Airtight to We the Living: The Drafts of Ayn Rand's First Novel by Shoshana Milgram Chapter 2: Parallel Lives: Models and Inspirations for Characters in We the Living by Scott McConnell Chapter 3: We the Living and the Rosenbaum Family Letters by Dina Schein Federman Chapter 4: The Education of Kira Argounova and Leo Kovalensky by Shoshana Milgram Chapter 5: Russian Revolutionary Ideology and We the Living by John Ridpath Chapter 6: The Music of We the Living by Michael S. Berliner Chapter 7: Publishing We the Living by Richard E. Ralston Chapter 8: Reviews of We the Living by Michael S. Berliner Chapter 9: Adapting We the Living by Jeff Britting Chapter 10: We the Living: '36 and '59 by Robert Mayhew Part 2: We the Living as Literature and as Philosophy Chapter 11: We the Living and Victor Hugo: Ayn Rand's First Novel and the Novelist She Ranked First by Shoshana Milgram Chapter 12: Red Pawn: Ayn Rand's other Story of Soviet Russia by Jena Trammell Chapter 13: The Integration of Plot and Theme in We the Living by Andrew Bernstein Chapter 14: The sacred in We the Living by Robert Mayhew Chapter 15: The Plight of Leo Kovalensky by Onkar Ghate Chapter 16: Kira's Family by John David Lewis Chapter 17: Kira Argounova Laughed: Humor and Joy in We the Living by Robert Mayhew Chapter 18: Forbidding Life to Those Still Living by Tara Smith Chapter 19: The Death Premise in We the Living and Atlas Shrugged by Onkar Ghate Epilogue: Introduction to We the Living by Leonard Peikoff Select Bibliography Index About the Contributors
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