Reading with Maps, Prints and Commonplace Books, or How the Poet V.A. Zhukovsky Taught Alexander II to Read Russia (1825-1838)

P. 99-116

• Chapters from the same volume (available individually)

  • Reader, Where Are You? : an Introduction
  • Normativnaja krutika i romannoe čtenie v Rossii serediny VIIII veka
  • Knigi i čtenie v avtobiografičeskih povestvovanijah o destve russkih pisatelej XVIII-XIX vv. : opyt pročtenija
  • Pis'mennaja literatura v Rossii XIX veke, ee sociokul'turnye funkcii i čitateli
  • Reading with Maps, Prints and Commonplace Books, or How the Poet V.A. Zhukovsky Taught Alexander II to Read Russia (1825-1838)
  • How Not to Read : Belinsky on Literary Provincialism
  • Writing the Russian Reader into the Text : Gogol, Turgenev, and Their Audiences
  • Dostoevsky Poor People : Reading as if for Life
  • Publičnye literaturnye čtenija èpohi velikih reform kak primer kommunikativnoj (ne)udači
  • V.N. Golitsyn Reads Anna Karenina : How One of Karenin's Colleagues Responded to the Novel
  • The Young Chekhov : reader and Writer of Popular Realism
  • Zametka k teme : dialog s čitatelem v russkih žurnalah 1900-h - 1910-h fodav
  • Making the Symbolist Book / Fashioning the Symbolist Reader : the Case of Aleksandr Dobroliubov's Collected Verses
  • Russkaja literatura meždu čitatelem i pisatelem : ot Socrealizma do Cocarta
  • Abstracts in English
  • Authors
  • Index of names
• Information

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