Shakespeare in the Soviet Union
Subtitle: a collection of articles.
By: [Compiled by Roman Samarin and Alexander Nikolyukin. Translated from the Russian by Avril Pyman.
Contributors: Nikoli͡u︡kin, Aleksandr Nikolaevich, joint comp.
Publisher: Progress Publishers
Published: 1966
Place of publication: Moscow
Language: eng; rus
Number of pages: 274
Subjects: Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 -- Criticism and interpretation.; Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 -- Appreciation -- Soviet Union.
Table of contents: title: Shakespeare and the study of literature: Shakespeare's King Lear, by A. Blok. Bacon and the characters of Shakespeare's plays, by A. Lunacharsky. What is the question? By I. Aksyonov. Shakespeare, the Renaissance and the age of Barroco, by A. Smirnov. On the dynamism of Shakespeare's characters, by M. Morozov. Shakespeare, a writer of the people, by A. Anikst. Life-affirming humanism, by I. Anisimov.; title: Shakespeare and the theatre: On Hamlet, by K. Stanislavsky. On Othello, by A. Ostuzhev. Shakespeare and the theatre, by A. Popov. My Juliet, by G. Ulanova. Shakespeare in my life, by I. Smoktunovsky. From the producer's expositon of Hamlet, by N. Okhlopkov. King Lear, by G. Kozintsev.; title: About the authors.; title: Bibliography (p.273-[275])