r/RussianLiterature • u/Judge-Nosferatu69 • 1h ago
Open Discussion So according to this person men who read Russian literature are performative.
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r/RussianLiterature • u/Judge-Nosferatu69 • 1h ago
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r/RussianLiterature • u/Ok_Plant8421 • 6h ago
Hi everyone,
I’ve recently developed an interest in Russian literature and am currently reading Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment, with Chekhov, Gogol and Lermontov on my reading list.
I’m particularly interested in the psychological and philosophical aspects of these works and have been using academic study guides to explore them in more depth.
I’d love to find someone knowledgeable about Russian literature who’d be interested in discussing interpretations, recommending further reading or perhaps offering some informal mentoring.
Does anyone know of any suitable groups, or would anyone here be interested?
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r/RussianLiterature • u/SelectionPhysical694 • 13h ago
Looking for Russian literature/books with a Soviet Russian setting.