Inbunden, Engelska, 2023
Imperial Script of Catherine the Great
Governing with the Literary Pen
Del i serien Ars Rossica
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- Utgivningsdatum: 2023-07-06
- Mått: 155 x 233 x 14 mm
- Vikt: 489 g
- Format: Inbunden
- Språk: Engelska
- Serie: Ars Rossica
- Antal sidor: 220
- Förlag: Academic Studies Press
- ISBN: 9798887191768
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Dr. Vera Proskurina currently works at Emory University. She is the author of several books and numerous articles on Russian literature and the intellectual history of Russia. Her first book, Mikhail Gershenzon: his Life and Myth (1998), was devoted to the Jewish writer and thinker in the first decades of the 20th century. Her next books related to the culture & political symbolism of the 18th century: Myth of Empire: Politics and Literature in the Time of Catherine II (2006), Creating the Empress: Politics and Poetry in the Age of Catherine II (2011), Catherine II’s Empire of Letters: Literature as Politics (2017).
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“[The] book by Proskurina has already become an important milestone in the study of the literary legacy of Catherine II and the Catherinean era as a whole. The book successfully reconstructs the Empress’s efforts to shape a complimentary image of Russia—one that had achieved enlightenment and prosperity under the rule of a philosopher and writer on the throne.”—Arina Novikova, Ab Imperio (translated from Russian) “This is the first study in English of the vast literary output of Catherine the Great. In addition to the memoirs, for which she is famous, Catherine wrote—in French, Russian, and German—over two dozen dramas; operas, histories, essays, fairy tales; legislation; and over 10,000 letters. With breadth and precision, Vera Proskurina opens up the vistas of Catherine’s geographic imagination as she set out to conquer Russia, Europe’s Republic of Letters, and the Ottoman Empire with her pen. While she expanded the Russian empire, she wrote with purpose and ambition, creating her Enlightenment persona as the incarnation of her empire. Proskurina reveals how Catherine had her works performed, translated, and published at home and abroad in dialogue with elites in intellectual campaigns that presented Russia and its autocrat to the world as enlightened. Proskurina masterfully traces the imperial legacy of Catherine’s pen.”— Hilde Hoogenboom, Associate Professor of Russian, School of International Letters & Cultures, Arizona State University
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