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Krutikov's book is the most definitive and accessible work in English to date on Der Nister and his monumental novel The Family Mashber. . . . Highly recommended.

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I think that Der Nister would have really liked Krutikov's book. It gives justice to Der Nister without making him into a saint, villain, or a misguided idealist, but instead sees him as a writer searching for his path...

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Table of Contents

Acknowledgements


Introduction


1. 1929: The Year of the Great Turn and the End of Symbolism


2. From Symbolism to Reality: Space, Politics and Self in Hoyptshtet


3. The 1930s in Children's Poetry


4. The Generation of 1905


5. Text and Context of The Family Mashber


6. The Last Decade, 1939–1949: Revealing "The Hidden"


Epilogue


Bibliography


Index

Der Nisters Soviet Years

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      Publisher: Indiana University Press
      Publication Date: 24/04/2019
      ISBN13: 9780253041876, 978-0253041876
      ISBN10: 0253041872
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      Literary studies: c 1800 to c 1900 Social groups: religious groups and communities

      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review

      Krutikov's book is the most definitive and accessible work in English to date on Der Nister and his monumental novel The Family Mashber. . . . Highly recommended.

      * Choice *

      I think that Der Nister would have really liked Krutikov's book. It gives justice to Der Nister without making him into a saint, villain, or a misguided idealist, but instead sees him as a writer searching for his path...

      -- Anna Shternshis * AJS REVIEW *

      Table of Contents

      Acknowledgements


      Introduction


      1. 1929: The Year of the Great Turn and the End of Symbolism


      2. From Symbolism to Reality: Space, Politics and Self in Hoyptshtet


      3. The 1930s in Children's Poetry


      4. The Generation of 1905


      5. Text and Context of The Family Mashber


      6. The Last Decade, 1939–1949: Revealing "The Hidden"


      Epilogue


      Bibliography


      Index

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