Silent bodies : (re)discovering the women of Romanian short fiction / Ileana Alexandra Orlich

By:

Orlich, Ileana Alexandra [author]

Publisher: Boulder, Colo : East European Monographs, 2002Description: 100 pagesContent type:

text

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unmediated

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ISBN:

9780880334990
0880334991

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DDC classification:

849.3010903 ORL 23

Summary: "The subject of this book is the discussion of four nineteenth- to mid-twentieth-century novellas written by representative Romanian writers of the period: Ioan Slavici, Ioan Luca Caragiale, Liviu Rebreanu, and Mkhail Sadoveanu. In addition to these four texts, I also examine an anonymous Romanian ballad that registers an earlier and treacherous testimony to the complex combination of love and sacrifices arond which I crystallize [sic] a theory of politics and sexuality"--Page 1 of Introduction.

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"The subject of this book is the discussion of four nineteenth- to mid-twentieth-century novellas written by representative Romanian writers of the period: Ioan Slavici, Ioan Luca Caragiale, Liviu Rebreanu, and Mkhail Sadoveanu. In addition to these four texts, I also examine an anonymous Romanian ballad that registers an earlier and treacherous testimony to the complex combination of love and sacrifices arond which I crystallize [sic] a theory of politics and sexuality"--Page 1 of Introduction.

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