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Molotov's Magic Lantern
商品資訊
ISBN13：9780571237814
出版社：Faber and Faber
作者：Rachel Polonsky
出版日：2011/03/03
裝訂：平裝
商品簡介
商品簡介
"A Magnificent Achievement, in Which Russia Emerges As Less a Nation Than a Marvellous Region of the Mind." ---Ian Thomson, the Irish Times
"Everywhere on this Journey, Polonsky Shows Great Curiosity About the Web of Personality and History, and the Connections Between Power and Literature, that Form Russian History and Society Today... I Was Gripped By this Book---A Delicious Celebration of Russia, Old and Modern, From Pushkin to Putin, Not Only a Guide to Obscure Places But Also a Meanderingly Whimsical Map of the Soul and Daily Life of Russia, a Luminous, Charming and Fascinating Masterclass on Literature, Power, Tragedy and Death."---Simon Sebag Montefiore, Evening Standard
"[A] Fascinating Skatulochka---Jewellery Box---of Russian History... Polonsky's Description of the Far North of Russia Made Me Long to Visit, With its `Other-Wordly' Landscape... She Achieves a More Profound Understanding of Putin's Russia Than Many Other Foreign Observers."---Charlotte Hobson, the Daily Telegraph
"[An] Elegant Book... this is a Many-Layered Portrait in Which the Strands of Russia Past and Present, Town and Countryside, Real and Intellectual, Are Interwoven With Skill And... Erudition."---Mary Dejevsky, the Independent
When the British Journalist
Rachel Polonsky Moves to Moscow, She Discovers an Apartment Building on Romanov Lane that Was Once Home to the Soviet Elite. One of the Most Infamous Residents Was the Ruthless Apparatchik Vyacheslav Molotov, a Henchman For Stalin Who Was a Participant in the Collectivizations and the Great Purge---And Also an Ardent Bibliophile. in What Was Formerly Molotov's Apartment, Polonsky Uncovers an Extensive Library and an Old Magic Lantern--- Two Things that Lead Her on an Extraordinary Journey Throughout Russia and Ultimately Renew Her Vision of the Country and its People.
In Molotov's Magic Lantern, Polonsky Visits the Haunted Cities and Vivid Landscapes of the Books From Molotov's Library: Works By Chekhov, Dostoevsky, Pushkin, Akhmatova, and Others, Some of Whom Were Sent to the Gulag By the Very Man Who Collected Their Books. With Exceptional Insight and Beautiful Prose, Polonsky Writes About the Longings and Aspirations of These Russian Writers and Others in the Course of Her Travels From the Arctic to Siberia and From the Forests Around Moscow to the Vast Steppes. a Singular Homage to Russian History and Culture, Molotov's Magic Lantern Evokes the Spirit of the Great Artists and the Haunted Past of a Country Ravaged By War, Famine, and Totalitarianism.
"Everywhere on this Journey, Polonsky Shows Great Curiosity About the Web of Personality and History, and the Connections Between Power and Literature, that Form Russian History and Society Today... I Was Gripped By this Book---A Delicious Celebration of Russia, Old and Modern, From Pushkin to Putin, Not Only a Guide to Obscure Places But Also a Meanderingly Whimsical Map of the Soul and Daily Life of Russia, a Luminous, Charming and Fascinating Masterclass on Literature, Power, Tragedy and Death."---Simon Sebag Montefiore, Evening Standard
"[A] Fascinating Skatulochka---Jewellery Box---of Russian History... Polonsky's Description of the Far North of Russia Made Me Long to Visit, With its `Other-Wordly' Landscape... She Achieves a More Profound Understanding of Putin's Russia Than Many Other Foreign Observers."---Charlotte Hobson, the Daily Telegraph
"[An] Elegant Book... this is a Many-Layered Portrait in Which the Strands of Russia Past and Present, Town and Countryside, Real and Intellectual, Are Interwoven With Skill And... Erudition."---Mary Dejevsky, the Independent
When the British Journalist
Rachel Polonsky Moves to Moscow, She Discovers an Apartment Building on Romanov Lane that Was Once Home to the Soviet Elite. One of the Most Infamous Residents Was the Ruthless Apparatchik Vyacheslav Molotov, a Henchman For Stalin Who Was a Participant in the Collectivizations and the Great Purge---And Also an Ardent Bibliophile. in What Was Formerly Molotov's Apartment, Polonsky Uncovers an Extensive Library and an Old Magic Lantern--- Two Things that Lead Her on an Extraordinary Journey Throughout Russia and Ultimately Renew Her Vision of the Country and its People.
In Molotov's Magic Lantern, Polonsky Visits the Haunted Cities and Vivid Landscapes of the Books From Molotov's Library: Works By Chekhov, Dostoevsky, Pushkin, Akhmatova, and Others, Some of Whom Were Sent to the Gulag By the Very Man Who Collected Their Books. With Exceptional Insight and Beautiful Prose, Polonsky Writes About the Longings and Aspirations of These Russian Writers and Others in the Course of Her Travels From the Arctic to Siberia and From the Forests Around Moscow to the Vast Steppes. a Singular Homage to Russian History and Culture, Molotov's Magic Lantern Evokes the Spirit of the Great Artists and the Haunted Past of a Country Ravaged By War, Famine, and Totalitarianism.
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