Subscribing to Sovietdom explores the multifaceted history of literary journals in the Soviet Union and other socialist countries, highlighting their role as cultural and literary institutions and visual objects from the revolutionary era to the end of socialism.
Subscribing to Sovietdom explores the multifaceted history of literary journals in the Soviet Union and other socialist countries, highlighting their role as cultural and literary institutions and visual objects from the revolutionary era to the end of socialism.
Philip Gleissner is an assistant professor in the Department of Slavic and East European Languages and Cultures at the Ohio State University.
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List of Illustrations Acknowledgments A Note on Transliteration, Translation, and References to Periodicals Introduction: The Socialist Literary Journal Part One: The Domestic Life of the Journal 1. Through Thick and Thin: Emergence of the Soviet Literary Journal in the 1920s 2. From War to Thaw: Decline and Revival of the Soviet Journal 3. The Social Life of Journals: Periodical Kinship Networks in the 1960s Part Two: The Transnational Life of the Journal 4. Transnational Circulations: International Literature between Moscow, Prague, and Berlin 5. The Socialist Journal without Socialism? The Case of the Third Wave Emigration Conclusion: The Death and Afterlife of the Socialist Literary Journal Appendix to Chapter 3: The Soviet Journals Reconnected Data Notes Bibliography Periodicals Archives Published Sources Index
List of Illustrations Acknowledgments A Note on Transliteration, Translation, and References to Periodicals Introduction: The Socialist Literary Journal Part One: The Domestic Life of the Journal 1. Through Thick and Thin: Emergence of the Soviet Literary Journal in the 1920s 2. From War to Thaw: Decline and Revival of the Soviet Journal 3. The Social Life of Journals: Periodical Kinship Networks in the 1960s Part Two: The Transnational Life of the Journal 4. Transnational Circulations: International Literature between Moscow, Prague, and Berlin 5. The Socialist Journal without Socialism? The Case of the Third Wave Emigration Conclusion: The Death and Afterlife of the Socialist Literary Journal Appendix to Chapter 3: The Soviet Journals Reconnected Data Notes Bibliography Periodicals Archives Published Sources Index
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