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Full Description
The book is devoted to «contraband» literature from the USSR that was first published abroad over the Soviet period. The volume explores tamizdat as a literary practice and political institution from a variety of perspectives and situates it in the context of its domestic counterparts: gosizdat and samizdat. The Contributions to the volume range from first-hand accounts, archival explorations, and close readings of the texts vis-à-vis the histories of their first publications and reception abroad, to theoretical articles on tamizdat as «textual embodiment» and transgression. The volume lets world history speak through Russian literary manuscripts on their way from the drawer to publication abroad, and «repatriation» back to Russia in a printed form.
Contents
Tamizdat as a Practice and Institution (Introduction) (Yasha Klots) - Tamizdat: The Spatial Turn, Textual Embodiment, My Personal Stories (Olga Matich) - Siege Dialogues during the Cold War: Harrison E. Salisbury's 900 Days and Its Sources (Polina Barskova) - Lydia Chukovskaya's Sofia Petrovna Is Going Under and Abroad (Yasha Klots) - Tamizdat as Masquerade: The Case of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's Four Gulags (Alexander Jacobson) - Publishing Dissident Soviet Literature in Italy: The Case of Jaca Book (1966-1986) (Giuseppina Larocca) - Between Samizdat and Tamizdat: The Case of the Almanac Fioretti (Ilja Kukuj) - A Monument to Russian Modernism: The Ardis Vision of Contemporary Russian Literature (Mark Lipovetsky) - Pasternak and Costello: What We Know and What We (Still) Don't (Paolo Mancosu) - Cultural Scholarly Exchange in the Soviet Union in 1963 and How the KGB Tried to Terrorize American Scholars and Suppress Truths (a memoir) (Lewis S. Feuer) - Double Diaries and Layered Memories: Moscow, 1963 (a memoir) (Robin Feuer Miller) - Index on Censorship and the Publication of Tamizdat in the 1970s (Michael Scammell) - Political and Human Rights Tamizdat (Pavel Litvinov) - How Censorship Leads to Tamizdat: Ardis Publishers (Ellendea Proffer Teasley)
