The uncensored Boris Godunov : the case for Pushkin's original comedy, with annotated text and translation /
Boris Godunov has long puzzled readers both Russian and non-Russian. The authors of this study suggest why: because the later version of Boris Godunov came into being not through a process of the writer's own artistic maturation, as is generally assumed, but rather as the result of censorship a...
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Madison :
University of Wisconsin Press,
[2006], ©2006
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Series: | Publications of the Wisconsin Center for Pushkin Studies
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Table of Contents:
- Reconsidering history and expanding the canon / Caryl Emerson and Chester Dunning
- The problem of Boris Godunov : a review of interpretations and the so-called canonical text / Chester Dunning
- The exiled poet-historian and the creation of his comedy / Chester Dunning
- The tragic fate of Pushkin's comedy / Chester Dunning
- The world of laughter in Pushkin's comedy / Sergei Fomichev
- Tragedy, comedy, carnival, and history on stage / Caryl Emerson
- The ebb and flow of influence : muffling the comedic in the move toward print / Caryl Emerson
- Boris Godunov and the Russian literary canon / Caryl Emerson and Chester Dunning
- Introduction : reconsidering history and expanding the canon / Caryl Emerson and Chester Dunning
- 1 The problem of Boris Godunov : a review of interpretations and the so-called canonical text / Chester Dunning
- 2. The exiled poet-historian and the creation of his Comedy / Chester Dunning
- 3. The tragic fate of Pushkin's Comedy / Chester Dunning
- 4. The world of laughter in Pushkin's Comedy / Sergei Fomichev
- 5. Tragedy, comedy, carnival, and history on stage / Caryl Emerson
- 6. The ebb and flow of influence : muffling the comedic in the move toward print / Caryl Emerson
- Concluding remarks : Boris Godunov and the Russian literary canon / Caryl Emerson and Chester Dunning
- Comedy about Tsar Boris and Grishka Otrepiev
- Notes to Pushkin's Comedy / Chester Dunning, Lidiia Lotman and Antony Wood.
- Introduction : reconsidering history and expanding the canon / Caryl Emerson and Chester Dunning
- 1 The problem of Boris Godunov : a review of interpretations and the so-called canonical text / Chester Dunning
- 2. The exiled poet-historian and the creation of his Comedy / Chester Dunning
- 3. The tragic fate of Pushkin's Comedy / Chester Dunning
- 4. The world of laughter in Pushkin's Comedy / Sergei Fomichev
- 5. Tragedy, comedy, carnival, and history on stage / Caryl Emerson
- 6. The ebb and flow of influence : muffling the comedic in the move toward print / Caryl Emerson
- Concluding remarks : Boris Godunov and the Russian literary canon / Caryl Emerson and Chester Dunning
- Comedy about Tsar Boris and Grishka Otrepiev
- Notes to Pushkin's Comedy / Chester Dunning, Lidiia Lotman and Antony Wood.