Cornwell Neil (ed.) The Routledge Companion to Russian Literature

Routledge, London, 2001. — 282 p. Книга представляет собой сборник статей по основным главам истории российской литературы, написанных ведущими западными славистами. Книга будет интересна всем, кто интересуется русской литературой, ее связями с мировым литературным процессом и современным европейским взглядом на нее. Книгу завершает подробно составленная библиография. Содержание книги: Neil Cowell "Introduction: Russian literature – the first thousand years", Robin Milner-Gulland "Old Russian literature and its heritage", W. Gareth Jones "Russian literature in the eighteenth century", Faith Wigzell "Folklore and Russian literature", Ruth Coates "Religious writing in post-Petrine Russia", A.D.P. Briggs "Pre-revolutionary Russian theatre", David M. Bethea "Pushkin: from Byron to Shakespeare", Donald Rayfield "The Golden Age of Russian poetry", Richard Freebo "The classic Russian novel", Ellen Chances "The superfluous man in Russian literature", Derek Offord "Nineteenth-century Russian thought and literature", Michael Basker "The Silver Age: Symbolism and Post-Symbolism", Catriona Kelly "Women’s writing in Russia", Michael O’Toole "Russian literary theory: from the Formalists to Lotman", Boris Lanin "Experiment and emigration: Russian literature, 1917–1953", G.S. Smith "Russian poetry since 1945", Birgit Beumers "Post-revolutionary Russian theatre", David Gillespie "Thaws, freezes and wakes: Russian literature, 1953–1991", Alla Latynina and Martin Dewhirst "Post-Soviet Russian literature".