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II. The Need to Dominate and Control: the Problem of Envy
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Elizabeth Klosty Beaujour
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Acknowledgments VII
- Contents IX
- Introduction 1
- I. Art as a Means of Knowing and Possessing the World 15
- II. The Need to Dominate and Control: the Problem of Envy 38
- III. Occasional Moments of Fulfillment and Liberation 59
- IV. The Limitations of Olesha’s Imagination 78
- V. Olesha the Dramatist 102
- VI. A Last Attempt at a New Subject: The Theme of Soviet Youth 115
- VII. Olesha as a Writer of the 1920s 131
- VIII. A Last Work: No Day without a Line 174
- Conclusion 195
- A Selected Bibliography 199
- Index 209
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Acknowledgments VII
- Contents IX
- Introduction 1
- I. Art as a Means of Knowing and Possessing the World 15
- II. The Need to Dominate and Control: the Problem of Envy 38
- III. Occasional Moments of Fulfillment and Liberation 59
- IV. The Limitations of Olesha’s Imagination 78
- V. Olesha the Dramatist 102
- VI. A Last Attempt at a New Subject: The Theme of Soviet Youth 115
- VII. Olesha as a Writer of the 1920s 131
- VIII. A Last Work: No Day without a Line 174
- Conclusion 195
- A Selected Bibliography 199
- Index 209
