The author traces the role of Russian literature over two hundred
years in creating and sustaining the notion of the singularity of
their own history and of its relationship to the history of the
outside world.The author describes the development of this
tradition through an analysis of major works including Karamzin's
History of the Russian State, Tolstoy's War and Peace, and
Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov. His analysis of this tradition
has a dual purpose: to provide a window on the peculiarly Russian
attitude toward history and to allow us to read some major works of
Russian literature in a new light. The book will be of interest not
only to Slavists, but to anyone concerned with the interaction
between history and literature.
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