Slavic studies
By: edited by Alexander Kaun and Ernest J. Simmons.
Contributors: Kaun, Alexander Samuel, 1889-1944, ed.; Simmons, Ernest Joseph, 1903-1972, joint ed.
Publisher: Cornell University Press
Published: 1943
Place of publication: Ithaca, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 242
Subjects: Noyes, George Rapall, 1873-1952; Slavic literature -- History and criticism
Notes: Bibliography at end of some of the essays.
"In honor of George Rapall Noyes."--p. [v]
Table of contents: title: George Rapall Noyes, by Sir Bernard Pares.; title: Slavic studies and George R. Noyes, by S.N. Harper.; title: Mickiewicz and south Russia, by A.P. Coleman.; title: Jakšić: The singer and the song, translated by Oliver Elton.; title: Lermontov: poet of nostalgia, by Alexander Kaun.; title: Demon-Prometheus, by Henry Lanz.; title: Mickiewicz, Dostoevski, and Blok, by Wacław Lednicki.; title: The neglect of time in the Russian novel, by C.A. Manning.; title: A.N. Ostrovski: Slavophile or westerner, by G.Z. Patrick.; title: Pushkin and Onegin as viewed by two generations, by J.A. Posin.; title: Lermontov: The song of Tsar Ivan Vasilyevich, translated by Dorothea P. Radin.; title: Notes on religious folklore in Lithuania, by Alfred Senn.; title: The writing of War and peace, by E.J. Simmons.; title: A new light on Saltykov's philosophy, by Nikander Strelsky.; title: The two traditions of Czech literature, by René Wellek.; title: Biographical sketch and bibliography of G.R. Noyes, by Oleg Maslenikov (p. 229-242)