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... play is one of the reasons for the play's great length , and it leads Solzhenitsyn into some interesting experiments . The diverse prisoners ' voices are used contra- puntally as a kind of chorus at intervals during the play , as are ...
... play is one of the reasons for the play's great length , and it leads Solzhenitsyn into some interesting experiments . The diverse prisoners ' voices are used contra- puntally as a kind of chorus at intervals during the play , as are ...
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... play as a whole , of making a fair copy of each successive draft , correcting it and copying it out again . 29 In its later stages the hero acquired a new name , Rodion Nemov , and the play itself was eventually to be reworked and given ...
... play as a whole , of making a fair copy of each successive draft , correcting it and copying it out again . 29 In its later stages the hero acquired a new name , Rodion Nemov , and the play itself was eventually to be reworked and given ...
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... play is not cancer but an industrial accident in the foundry . The main theme of the play is the total corruption of life in the camps , the venality of all social and labour relations , and the way in which criminals and time - servers ...
... play is not cancer but an industrial accident in the foundry . The main theme of the play is the total corruption of life in the camps , the venality of all social and labour relations , and the way in which criminals and time - servers ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
Copyright | |
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