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Krystyna Pomorska (1928-1986), A Noted Specialist Of Slavic Literature And Literary Theory, Is Best Known For Her Pioneering Work In Applying Roman Jakobson's Theories Of Poetics To Prose Narratives. This Collection Draws Together And Makes Accessible Her Writings Over Two Decades (among Them Articles Appearing In English For The First Time). She Treats A Wide Range Of Slavic Literary Works, Including Those By Pushkin, Tolstoi, Pasternak, Chekhov, And Solzhenitsyn, As Well As Examples From Polish And Ukrainian Literature And Folklore.--book Jacket. Forming An Intellectual And Methodological Whole, These Essays Reveal Pomorska's Commitment To The Principles Of Jakobsonian Poetics, Her Consistent Application Of These Basic Theoretical Concepts To The Analysis Of Literary Works, And Her Interest In The Foundations And History Of Literary Criticism. Pomorska Explores Problems In Both Poetics (of Prose As Well As Poetry) And Literary Theory, Especially The Relationship Between Biography And Myth. In Addition, Several Studies Are Devoted To The Roots Of The Variegated Intellectual Legacy Of Roman Jakobson And, By Extension, Of Russian-czech Structuralism In Its Various Stages Of Developm

Author

Krystyna Pomorska

Publisher

Duke University Press Books

Published

1992

Language

EN

ISBN

9780822312338

Subjects

Literary Fiction, History, Humanities