by Paul du Quenoy (2009)
"Explores the relationship between culture and power in Imperial Russia. Argues that Russia's performing arts were part of a vibrant public culture that was usually ambivalent or hostile to the tumultuous political events of the revolutionary era"--Provided by publisher.
James C. Bulman
This collection of essays brings a full range of contemporary critical perspectives to bear upon the practical questions of performing Shakespeare. It will be of particular interest to students and teachers of theatre and literary theory.
par Gérard Gengembre
A travers l'études de seize drames romantiques, Gérard Gengembre donne à lire toute la diversité et la richesse d'un genre nouveau dont la dimension subversive n'échappa guère aux contemporains de Hugo, Musset, Dumas ou Vigny. Cette écriture libérée n'en finit pas aujourd'hui de secouer nos habitudes de lecteurs et de spectateurs.
Anna Plishkova
"This study has examined the attempts at resolving the question of a literary language among Rusyns south of the Carpathians, with an emphasis on those living in the Preŝov Region of northeastern Slovakia. The aim has been to analyze how the language question evolved in the past and how language issues are being dealt with at the present, especially since 1989"--Page 146.
John McCardell. --
"As the nineteenth century began, the United States was a country in search of definition, of national character. Like other Americans, Southerners found the process of national self-definition urgent and exhilarating. But a series of shocks -- social, economic, intellectual, and finally, political -- gave an increasingly distinctive twist to the ideology of nationalism that developed in the South. By 1860, though agreeing with the North over constitutional fundamentals and sharing with other Americans similar hopes and fears, many Southerners had concluded that only in a separate Southern nation could their rights and security be preserved. This book is a study of how and why the ideology of Southern nationalism arose and spread."--Book cover.