Author: Heltberg, Kristine; Jensen, Peter Alberg; Moller, Peter Ulf; Norretranders, Bjarne; Schacke, Lele Tybjaerg; et al; editors:
Title: We and They: National Identity as a Theme in Slavic Cultures
Description: Copenhagen, 1984. orig.wrappers. 25x17cm, 239 pp, Series: Copenhagen University, Institute of Slavonic Studies, Studier 11.. Minor rubbing, VG. ¶ A festschrift for Carl Stief containing 20 papers. Includes: J. Holthusen "The 'Svjatogor'-bylina as a Topic for Cultural Self-comprehension in Russia"; J. Bortnes "Assimilation & Dialogue: A Note on the Structure of the Primary Chronicle"; K. Rasmussen "Jakov Romanovic Kokoskin & the Coup d'Etat of 1660 in Denmark"; A. Walicki "Russia, Poland & France in the Paris Lectures of Mickiewicz"; A. van Holk "The Semiotics of Patriotism in Slowaski's 'Lilla Wenda' "; A. Brojde "Perception of Shakespeare by A.V. Druzinin, Cernysevskij & L. Tolstoi"; E. Steffensen "Faust & the Art of Seduction"; J. Frank "Winter Notes on Summar Impressions"; G. Kjetsaa " Towards World-wide Fame: Dostoevskij & the Association Littéraire Internationale"; E. Egebjerg "'Foreign' & 'Russian' in Dostoevskij's 'The Injured & Insulted'"; M. Drozda "The Narrative Structure of Tolstoj's ' Resurrection' "; L.T. Schacke "The Ugly European? Georg Brandes as Seen by the St. Petersburgh Press, 1887"; etc.

Keywords: Slavic Literatures, Russian Literature, Literary History, Criticism, Russia, Poland Polish, National Identity, ,