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Kornuell, N. (Cornwell, Neil)
Dzhois i Rossiia
[ Dzhois i Rossiia]

James Joyce and the Russians
Transl. from English by O.N. Sazhina
Moscow:  Akademicheskii Proekt, 1998
192 p
Serie: Sovremennaia Zapadnaia Russistika, Tom 17
Hardcover. 14 x 21.5 cm. Printing 300
ISBN: 5733101482
Language: Russian
This is a translation of the book by Neil Cornwell, professor of Bristol University, published in London in 1992. The monograph is about the history of translating and publishing Joyce`s books in Russia, polemics and Russian critical works about him in last seventy-five years. Cornwell also investigates mutual connections between Joyce and Russia; the meaning of Russian culture for him and his own influence on Russian writers: A. Belyi, S. Ezenshtein, V. Nabokov. Also included are Cornwell`s article on Joyce in the Joyce Studies Annual (1994), bibliographies of Joyce`s publications in Russian in Russia and abroad, and bibliography about him. Name index.
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