Studies in Russian and Polish literature
Subtitle: in honor of Wacłlaw Lednicki.
By: Edited by Zbigniew Folejewski [and others]
Contributors: Lednicki, Wacław, 1891-1967
Series: Slavistic printings and reprintings -- v. 27; Slavistic printings and reprintings -- 27
Publisher: Mouton
Published: 1962
Place of publication: 's-Gravenhage
Language: eng
Number of pages: 250
Subjects: Slavic literature
Notes: English, French, or Italian

Bibliographical footnotes
Table of contents: title: Foreword, by C. H. van Schooneveld.; title: Preface, by Z. Folejewski.; title: Bibliography of Wacław Lednicki's works.; title: Back to the oldest Polish Carmen patrium, by J. Krzyżanowski.; title: Jan Kochanowski's Laments: A definition of the emotion of grief, by J. Mersereau, Jr.; title: The confession of Epiphany, a Muscovite visionary, by S. A. Zenkovsky.; title: Dans quelle mesure Derzhavin est-il un baroque? by C. Backvis.; title: Sull' elemento lyrico-autobiografico nell' Evgenij Onegin di Puškin, by E. lo Gatto.; title: The "conclusion" of Puskhin's Queen of Spades, by J. T. Shaw.; title: Two Slavic poets at the Czar's court, by M. Giergielewicz.; title: A duel of improvisations, by W. Weintraub.; title: The theme of crime and punishment in Slowacki's poetry, by Z. Folejewski.; title: Turgenev in England, 1850-1950, by D. Davie.; title: A re-examination of Ostrovsky's character Lyubim Tortsov, by A. Kaspin.; title: The narratorin Dostoevsky's Notes from the House of the Dead, by R. L. Jackson.; title: Aksinʹia Astakhova of The quiet don, by X. Gasiorowska.; title: Sense and nonsense abut Doctor Zhivago, by G. Struve