Against the Grain: Parody, Satire, and Intertextuality in Russian Literature

Abram Tertz Andrei Sinyavsky Anna Adrianovna Babel's Bakhtin Bania Bely Bely's Bloomington Bronze Horseman Cambridge characters cockroach comic context Cossack criticism culture Derzhavin Dostoevsky's Dovlatov echoes Entry Envy epic essay Evgenii Galtsin Genre Gogol Goncharov Hadji Murad hero horse Intertextuality in Russian ironic irony Isaak Babel Iurii Ivan Ivan Goncharov Ivan's Janet Tucker Jurij Oleša's Kavalerov Klop Lebyadkin Lev Tolstoy literary Mayakovsky Miatlev's mirror Morfologiia skazki Morson Moscow mother Narodnye russkie skazki narrative narrator narrator's Nevskii Prospekt Nevsky Nikolai novel Oblomov Oblomovka Odysseus Ol'ga Olesha parody Peace Petersburg Petersburg theme Petrushevskaya Piskarev play poet political Princeton Prisypkin Propp reader reality Red Cavalry revolution revolutionary Rozanov Russian Literature Ryan-Hayes Satire and Intertextuality scandal scene Sebastopol Sketches Shtol'ts Sinyavsky's skaz Slavic and East social society Soviet Stavrogin Stepan Verkhovensky story Strolls with Pushkin Tolstoy Tolstoy's satire tomakh traditional University Press visual images Vyborg writers York Zamyatin Zavist