The Prose Of Osip Mandelstam (Second printing with corrections)

by Osip / translated with a critical essay by Clarence Brown Mandelstam

Paperback, 1967

Status

Available

Call number

891.78308

Publication

Princeton, 1967 (1967), Edition: First, Paperback, 209 pages

Description

Collected prose works by one of Russia's towering literary figuresOsip Mandelstam has in recent years come to be seen as a central figure in European modernism. Though known primarily as a poet, Mandelstam worked in many styles: autobiography, short story, travel writing, and polemic. Mandelstam's biographer, Clarence Brown, presents a collection of the poet's prose works that illuminates Mandelstam's far-ranging talent and places him within the canon of European modernism.This volume includes Mandelstam's "The Noise of Time, " a series of autobiographical sketches; "The Egyptian Stamp, " a novella echoing Gogol and Dostoevsky; "Fourth Prose, " and the famous travel memoirs "Theodosia" and "Journey to Armenia."

Language

Original publication date

1965 (English collection: Brown)
1925
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