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... Literature , ” “ Soviet Literature , ” and “ Western Literature . ” To widen his range of knowledge , he bought an encyclopaedia of world literature , and at the same time started to build a systematic library , for which he bought ...
... Literature , ” “ Soviet Literature , ” and “ Western Literature . ” To widen his range of knowledge , he bought an encyclopaedia of world literature , and at the same time started to build a systematic library , for which he bought ...
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... literature and the empty formalities of its ceremonial . Solzhenitsyn had divided his letter into three parts . In the first he con- fronted head - on a subject that had not been tackled since the late twenties : the censorship ...
... literature and the empty formalities of its ceremonial . Solzhenitsyn had divided his letter into three parts . In the first he con- fronted head - on a subject that had not been tackled since the late twenties : the censorship ...
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... literature and the writer , was to overcome these differences of perception . Literature was condensed experience , the living memory of nations . ( “ But woe to that nation whose literature is cut short by the intrusion of force . This ...
... literature and the writer , was to overcome these differences of perception . Literature was condensed experience , the living memory of nations . ( “ But woe to that nation whose literature is cut short by the intrusion of force . This ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
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