Titlebook: Under Eastern Eyes; The West as Reflecte Arnold McMillin (Professor of Russian Literature) Book 1992 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macm

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Eduard Limonov and the Benefit of the Doubt,ed the depths to which émigré writers could sink.. Since the advent of .’, however, there has been more sympathetic coverage of Limonov in the Soviet press and even the prospect of publication of some of his works.. In between the neglect by the worthy compilers and surveyors of Russian literature o

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The West, and in particular France, through the Eyes of a Distracted Russian,e the air of profit. When wandering about an unfamiliar city you have to ask passers-by the way. I could ask in English ‘How do I get to Wall Street?’. Understanding the answer was quite another matter. But then they would probably point me in the right direction, and I could work it out from there

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,émigré Experience of the West as Related to Soviet Journals, appeared in prominent Western newspapers such as . and . ., and which expressed grave reservations about Western euphoria over developments in the USSR.. In December of that year publication of a selection of poems by Iosif Brodskii closely followed his receipt of the Nobel Prize for Literature.

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Gerald Stanton Smithdford’s opening words evoke. The relationship — and potential tension — between these two levels determine the performances of memory and the politics of mourning which this chapter sets out to explore.

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Lev Loseffby an overview of the move in HCI, interaction design, and experience design towards third-wave concerns. The chapter concludes with an explanation of how these two points of view come together in PED.

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