Lectures On Russian Literature Pushkin Gogol Turgenef Tolstoy Ivan Panin 20 İndirim — Ivan Panin

Ivan Panin tarafından kaleme alınan Lectures On Russian Literature Pushkin Gogol Turgenef Tolstoy Kriter Yayınları eseri olarak okurlarla buluşuyor Lectures On Russian Literature Pushkin Gogol Turgenef Tolstoy Ivan Panin Kitap Özeti THE translations given in this volume with the exception of the stormscene from Tolstoy in the First Lecture are my own The reader will please bear in mind that these Lectures printed here exactly as delivered were written with a view to addressing the ear as well as the eye otherwise the book would have been entirely different from what it now is When delivering the Sixth Lecture I read extracts from Tolstoy s My Religion and What to Do illustrating every position of his I there commend but for reasons it is needless to state I omit them in the book I can only hope that the reader will all the more readily go to the books themselves Yayınevi Kriter Yayınları Yazar Ivan Panin Sayfa 104 Sayfa Kağıt 2 Hamur Boyut 16 00x23 50 cm Basım Yılı Ocak 2020 Barkod 9786257033282 Kategori Yabancı Dilde Kitaplar

THE translations given in this volume with the exception of the stormscene from Tolstoy in the First Lecture are my own The reader will please bear in mind that these Lectures printed here exactly as delivered were written with a view to addressing the ear as well as the eye otherwise the book would have been entirely different from what it now is When delivering the Sixth Lecture I read extracts from Tolstoy s My Religion and What to Do illustrating every position of his I there commend but for reasons it is needless to state I omit them in the book I can only hope that the reader will all the more readily go to the books themselves

THE translations given in this volume with the exception of the stormscene from Tolstoy in the First Lecture are my own The reader will please bear in mind that these Lectures printed here exactly as delivered were written with a view to addressing the ear as well as the eye otherwise the book would have been entirely different from what it now is When delivering the Sixth Lecture I read extracts from Tolstoy s My Religion and What to Do illustrating every position of his I there commend but for reasons it is needless to state I omit them in the book I can only hope that the reader will all the more readily go to the books themselves I P GRAFTON MASS 1 July 1889