A SELECTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RUSSIAN ROMANTICISM

Chapters in this book

1. I-II I
2. RUSSIAN ROMANTICISM: TWO ESSAYS III
3. TABLE OF CONTENTS V
4. PREFACE VII
5. ON A DISCRIMINATION OF RUSSIAN ROMANTICISM
6. 1. INTRODUCTION 1
7. 2. PAST ATTEMPTS AT A DEFINITION 3
8. 3. PERIODIZATION 7
9. 4. INDIVIDUAL AUTHORS AND ROMANTIC GROUPINGS 12
10. 5. THE PROBLEM OF POLEMICS 19
11. 6. COMPARATIVISM, FOREIGN SCHOOLS, AND NARODNOST’ 23
12. 7. THE DEVELOPMENT OF LITERARY GENRES 29
13. 8. ROMANTIC THEMES AND MOTIFS 34
14. NOTES 37
15. NARODNOST’ AS A CONCEPT OF RUSSIAN ROMANTICISM
16. 1. INTRODUCTION: SEVERAL NECESSARY WORDS 43
17. 2. SIX ROMANTIC INTERPRETATIONS OF NARODNOST’ 47
18. 3. P. A. VJAZEMSKLJ: THE ORIGIN OF THE TERM; ‘NATIVE GLORY’ AND ‘NATIVE PRIDE’ 49
19. 4. OREST SOMOV: NATIONAL ORIGINALITY; ‘CUSTOMS AND MORES’ 52
20. 5. Ν. I. GREČ: LANGUAGE AND THE KARAMZINIAN REFORMS; ‘THE LANGUAGE OF THE PEOPLE’ AND ‘THE LANGUAGE OF BOOKS’ 55
21. 6. P. A. KATENIN: LANGUAGE AND THE LOMONOSOVIAN REFORMS; ‘COMMON-FOLK LANGUAGE’ AND FOLKLORE 57
22. 7. A. A. BESTUŽEV: THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE AND FRENCH NEOCLASSICSM 60
23. 8. P. Α. VJAZEMSKIJ: ROMANTICISM AND NEOCLASSICISM 63
24. 9. V. Κ. KJUXEL’BEKER: THE KATENINITE POSITION; THEORY OF GENRE AND THE FATHERLAND 66
25. 10. KONDRATIJ RYLEEV: CIVICISM, DECEMBRISM, POLITICS; ‘SPIRIT OF THE TIME’ 69
26. 11. A. S. PUŠKIN: ‘TRUE’ ROMANTICISM; ‘IMPRINT’ AND ‘MERIT’ 72
27. 12. D. V. VENEVITINOV: SCHELLINGISM AND PHILOSOPHY; ‘THE POET’S OWN FEELINGS’ 79
28. 13. I. V. KIREEVSKIJ: RUSSIA AND THE WEST 85
29. 14. Α. Α. BESTUŽEV: RUSSIA, ROMANTICISM, AND HISTORY 88
30. 15. CONCLUSION 95
31. NOTES 97
32. A SELECTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RUSSIAN ROMANTICISM 109
33. INDEX 117
34. 130-134 130