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... prose . Prose demands time . Publicistic literature is like a stone on the roadway . The writer overcomes his fear and lets fly with it . " The cobblestone is the proletariat's weapon " -these words are inscribed on the base of a ...
... prose . Prose demands time . Publicistic literature is like a stone on the roadway . The writer overcomes his fear and lets fly with it . " The cobblestone is the proletariat's weapon " -these words are inscribed on the base of a ...
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... prose and only prose . What Solzhenitsyn the publicist affirms , Solzhenitsyn the prose - writer immediately denies , and with im- measurable conviction . For example , Solzhenitsyn is sharply critical of the recent emigres who , he ...
... prose and only prose . What Solzhenitsyn the publicist affirms , Solzhenitsyn the prose - writer immediately denies , and with im- measurable conviction . For example , Solzhenitsyn is sharply critical of the recent emigres who , he ...
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... prose and labor - camp prose had waited to appear in official publications , this time it did not . It immediately became samizdat . Students of samizdat should note here that samizdat made its ap- pearance in the USSR in two unequal ...
... prose and labor - camp prose had waited to appear in official publications , this time it did not . It immediately became samizdat . Students of samizdat should note here that samizdat made its ap- pearance in the USSR in two unequal ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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