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Pasternak Boris:     more books (105)

Kunst und Leben: Die Asthetik Boris Pasternaks (Germanistische Texte und Studien) (German Edition) by Kay Borowsky, 1976 Boris Pasternak (Vstrechi) (Russian Edition) by Zoia Maslenikova, 2001 A za mnoiu shum pogoni: Boris Pasternak i vlast : dokumenty 1956-1972 (Russian Edition) Zur Poetik Boris Pasternaks: Der Berliner Gedichtzyklus 1922-1923 (Vergleichende Studien Zu Den Slavischen Sprachen Und Literat) (German Edition) by Valentin Belentschikow, 1998-01 Boris Pasternak: What m Is Out There (Literary Criticism Series, 3) by Zina Gimpelevich-Swartzman, 1990-12 Pasternak's "Doctor Zhivago" by Mary F. Rowland, 1968-06 Sobranie sochinenii v piati tomakh (Russian Edition) by Boris Leonidovich Pasternak, 1989 DOCTOR ZHIVAGO - Unabridged (International Collectors Library) by Boris Pasternak, 1958 Doctor Zhivago by Boris Pasternak, 1988-01-05 Pasternak : Oeuvres by Boris Pasternak, 1990-04-11 Fifty Poems. Translated by Lydia Slater Pasternak. by Boris Pasternak, 1963-01-01 Pisma B.L. Pasternaka k zhene Z.N. Neigauz-Pasternak (Russian Edition) by Boris Leonidovich Pasternak, 1993 Vtoroe rozhdenie: Pisma k Z.N. Pasternak (Russian Edition) by Boris Leonidovich Pasternak, 1993 Briefwechsel 1910 - 1954 Pasternak / Freudenberg. by Boris Pasternak, Olga Freudenberg, 1986-01-01

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81. BrothersJudd.com - Review Of Boris Pasternak's Doctor Zhivago
    18621945) -boris Leonodovich pasternak (Nobel Site) -boris (Leonidovich) pasternak(1890-1960)(kirjasto) -pasternak, boris Leonidovich (Britannica Guide to  
    http://www.brothersjudd.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/reviews.detail/book_id/597
    
    Extractions: But Doctor Zhivago is understood to be semi autobiographical and to the extent that Zhivago is acted upon rather than acting himself, perhaps he is intended to convey Pasternak's own ambivalence about the role he had played by remaining in Soviet Union and continuing to work. Indeed, there is a really poignant moment in Isaiah Berlin's piece on the author , where Pasternak, near desperation, seeks to solicit Berlin's opinion on whether people believe that he has collaborated with the government because he remained in the USSR or whether they instead accept that he felt compelled to stay. In fairness to Pasternak, it should not be necessary to leave a country (as did Solzhenitsyn) or be disappeared (as was Isaac Babel) or be imprisoned (as were countless others) in order to demonstrate the legitimacy of your opposition to an evil government. To be honest, the subtlety of Pasternak's message and our increasing distance from the time when even such subtleties could prove incendiary, served to deaden the effect of a novel which already suffers from being a tad too episodic. In the final analysis, I guess I respected the book more than enjoyed it and found it more interesting as a key artifact of an age that is quickly receding from memory than compelling as a novel.

82. Book Search
    1. pasternak, boris SAFE CONDUCT. New York SIGNET, 1958 Mass Market Paperback.Good+. First Thus. Ask our Bookseller. 2. pasternak (boris) POEMS.  
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83. Zeal.com - United States - New - Lifestyle - Books - Poetry - Poets A-Z - Poets
    A great resource for United States New - Lifestyle - Books - Poetry - PoetsAZ - Poets PQ - pasternak, boris. pasternak, boris Preview Category,  
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84. Pasternak, Boris
    pasternak, boris (18901960). Soviet poet and author, who was oneof the foremost literary figures in the USSR. pasternak was born  
    http://www.cartage.org.lb/en/themes/Biographies/MainBiographies/P/pasternakboris
    
    Extractions: Pasternak was born February 10, 1890, into a cultivated Jewish family in Moscow and was educated at the universities of Moscow and of Marburg, Germany. He studied music during his youth but later turned to writing poetry. His first collection of poems was The Twin in the Clouds (1914). It was followed by other collections, including Over the Barriers (1917; trans. 1923), My Sister, Life (1922), and Second Birth (1932). Although the influence of the late 19th-century symbolist tradition, with its emphasis on mysticism, aesthetics, and impressionism, is evident in his work, the poems reveal strong modernistic tendencies, particularly in unusual associations of images and in a philosophical approach to nature and history. These works established Pasternak as the outstanding Soviet poet. Communist critics, however, reproached him because his poetry did not follow the preferred patterns of socialist realism, and after 1932 only two collections, On Early Trains (1943) and The Terrestrial Expanse (1945), were published. He earned his living from his notable translations of the works of Shakespeare, Goethe and other English and German writers. Pasternak's only novel, Doctor Zhivago (completed in 1956; trans. 1958), was rejected by Soviet publishers because of its critical approach to Soviet communism, but it won international acclaim when it first appeared in the West in 1957. It was translated into 18 languages. The novel presents a panoramic view of Russian society at the time of the 1917 Revolution. The protagonist, Dr. Zhivago, is an intellectual whose sincerity, religious convictions, and independence of spirit enter into conflict with the theory and practice of the Soviet regime.

85. Boris Pasternak Im COMPUTERGARTEN Am 10. Februar
    http://www.onlinekunst.de/februar/10_02_Pasternak_Boris.htm

86. Boris Pasternak Discussion
    Doctor Zhivago by pasternak, boris Leonidovich Released 04/1997. Letters Vol.41) by pasternak, boris Leonidovich Released 11/1991.  
    http://www.gnooks.com/discussion/boris pasternak.html

87. Boris Pasternak - Zitat Das Buch Ist...
    Translate this page Suchen Kontakt Gästebuch Persönliches. pasternak, boris(1890-1960).gestorben am 30.5. Das Buch ist wie ein Lebewesen. Es bildet sich  
    http://www.garten-literatur.de/Leselaube/pastern.htm

88. Alphamusic - Doktor Schiwago.
    Translate this page AUDIO/Belletristik/Romane/Erzählungen Div. pasternak, boris Gesprochen ua von Westphal,Gert / Cremer, Ludwig / Gorvin, Joana Maria Hörspielbearbeitung und  
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89. BBC - Books - Author Profile For Boris Pasternak
    Author Profile for boris pasternak with detailsof important works, education and background.  
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/arts/books/author/pasternak/
    
    Extractions: Poet and novelist Boris Leonidovich Pasternak is best remembered for his epic novel, Dr Zhivago . He won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1958, an honour which he was later forced to decline by the Russian authorities, due to the harsh depiction of life under communism in Dr Zhivago Although avant-garde, Boris Pasternak's early lyrical poetry, including Twin in the Clouds Over the Barriers 1917, and My Sister Life 1922, established him as an important new voice in Russia before and during the First World War. For the ten years between 1933 to 1945 Pasternak was forbidden to publish anything at all, as the state considered his work and aims contrary to the aims of communism. Instead he made his livelihood by translating classic works of Shakespeare, Goethe, Paul Verlaine and Rainer Maria Rilke, fearing for his safety but spared during the terrifying intellectual purges of the 1930's. His autobiographical work Safe Conduct (1931) and the collection of poetry Second Birth (1932) were his last original works for some years.

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    http://www.aha.ru/~farewell/antiq/poetry/p.html

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