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... novel were the debates between the prisoners , notably between Nerzhin , Rubin , and Sologdin , though many more ... novel , voluntarily abandoning the sharashka , where he was involved in helping an immoral government and embracing the ...
... novel were the debates between the prisoners , notably between Nerzhin , Rubin , and Sologdin , though many more ... novel , voluntarily abandoning the sharashka , where he was involved in helping an immoral government and embracing the ...
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... novel's action was set a little later , in 1955 . As in all novels * set in such " closed " institutions , the characters had been chosen to represent a cross - section of society . The two principal patients were Oleg Kostoglotov , a ...
... novel's action was set a little later , in 1955 . As in all novels * set in such " closed " institutions , the characters had been chosen to represent a cross - section of society . The two principal patients were Oleg Kostoglotov , a ...
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... novel , March 1916 , but the same technique had evidently been applied to August 1914. The winter before releasing August 1914 , he had also distributed thirty copies of the novel to friends with a questionnaire that they were to fill ...
... novel , March 1916 , but the same technique had evidently been applied to August 1914. The winter before releasing August 1914 , he had also distributed thirty copies of the novel to friends with a questionnaire that they were to fill ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
Copyright | |
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