Modern History
Russian literature
kniaz Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin · narrated by Moss
2026
14h 39m
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The anarchist prince Peter Kropotkin surveys the giants of Russian literature, from Pushkin and Gogol to Tolstoy and Turgenev. He reads them as mirrors of a suffering, searching nation. An illuminating guide from an insider who knew both the books and the world that made them.
Inside this audiobook
14 chapters
- 1PREFACE6m
- 2CHAPTER I1h 37m
- 3CHAPTER II PÚSHKIN AND LÉRMONTOFF1h 13m
- 4CHAPTER III GÓGOL59m
- 5CHAPTER IV TURGUÉNEFF—TOLSTÓY1h 31m
- 6EDUCATIONAL WORK1h 22m
- 7CHAPTER V GONCHARÓFF—DOSTOYÉVSKIY—NEKRASOFF1h 33m
- 8POETS OF THE SAME EPOCH16m
- 9CHAPTER VI THE DRAMA1h 3m
- 10HISTORICAL DRAMAS—A. K. TOLSTÓY.14m
- 11CHAPTER VII FOLK-NOVELISTS1h 36m
- 12Chapter 1219m
- 13CHAPTER VIII POLITICAL LITERATURE: SATIRE: ART CRITICISM: CONTEMPORARY NOVELISTS1h 36m
- 14TOLSTÓY’S “WHAT IS ART?”1h 13m
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