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Vaiskopf, Mikhail (Weisskopf, Mikhail)
Pokryvalo Moiseia
Evreiskaia Tema v Epokhu Romantizma
[ Pokryvalo Moiseia : Evreiskaia Tema v Epokhu Romantizma]

The Veil of Moses:The Jew in Russian Letters in the Age of Romanticism
Moscow-Jerusalem:  Mosty Kul`tury-Gesharim, 2008
381 pImages
Serie: Biblioteca Judaica
Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm
ISBN: 9785932732636
Language: Russian
This monograph deals with the image of the Jew in the prose and poetry of the Golden Age of Russian culture in periodicals and books of the first half of the 19th century. Though by 1840 about half the Jewish population lived in Russia, the Jewish theme stayed marginal in Russian culture. This epoch, especially current writings, created the main stereotypes of Jewish characters. Bibliography. M. Vaiskopf is the author of the following books: Siuzhet Gogolia, Ptitsa Troika i Kolesnitsa Dushi (available); Pisatel` Stalin.
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» Literary Theory and Criticism / History of Literature   » History of Literature
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» The Jews

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