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Witkiewicz's ''Insatiability'' combines chaotic action with deep philosophical and political discussion, and predicts many of the events and political out ...ated into English in 1977 by University of Toronto professor of Polish and Russian literature [[Louis Iribarne]] and published by [[Northwestern University Pr ...

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...asphemy Blasphemy (Wyman Ford #2)]</ref> exploring [[Philosophical fiction|philosophical]] and [[Theological fiction|theological]] ideas. ...us's second-in-command; chief engineer and designer of Isabella Ken Dolby; Russian software engineer Peter Volkonsky; cosmologist Melissa Corcoran; senior int ...

| language = Russian ...ruge pervom}}; also published as '''''The First Circle''''') is a novel by Russian writer [[Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn]], released in 1968. A more complete versio ...

...n Front (World War I)|Russian]] and [[Macedonian front]]s (she had learned Russian from [[Jane Ellen Harrison|Jane Harrison]])<ref name=watts>Sheila Watts, [h ...om the ''Times'', 1951–1960'', 1979. "She also published two not very good novels, and, in 1959, a delightful volume of reminiscences, ''Paper Boats''. Dr. B ...

...al collaboration with Harrison in 1990, the following year four additional novels in the series were released, all with Harrison as co-author, most with the ...ditions]}} by Jarmila Vergrichtova for Classic And, and [[Russian language|Russian]] by an unspecified translator for the [[Eksmo]] imprint.{{efn|name=tomlins ...

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| birth_place = [[Kiev Governorate]], [[Russian Empire]] ...f the great Hebrew poet, [[Hayim Nahman Bialik]] in [[Ze'ev Jabotinsky]]'s Russian translation. This led him to other modern Hebrew writers, and influenced hi ...

{{Short description|Russian philosopher}} ...OAS) Alumni Online Community News. What's New. "Remembering 'the Greatest Russian Philosopher'", December 2009.</ref> ...

...oth languages and studied English, working as a language teacher. He wrote novels and philosophy books in German. He returned to Germany and became a German ...e="Goethe" /><ref name="Literatur" /> During the 1950s, he wrote his first novels and philosophic writings on [[phenomenology (philosophy)|phenomenology]].<r ...

...anels". It has been translated into French, German, Dutch, Spanish, Greek, Russian, Italian, Turkish and Romanian.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.dedalusbooks ...science and the humanities, between reason and the imagination. All three novels insist that such attempts to carve out definite boundaries are misguided, l ...

| language = Russian ...n the early 1990s, with the main protagonist imagining flashbacks to the [[Russian Civil War]], in which he was enlisted by a legendary [[Bolshevik]] commande ...

...their roles in [[Northern England|the North]]-East of [[England]], and the novels are whodunnit crime stories. *''The Concept of Sebestoimost' in Russian Farm Accounting: A Very Unmagical Mystery Tour'' (2001) 1 Journal of Agrari ...

...ality and conscious experience, began to emerge. This was reflected in the novels of [[Daniel Defoe]], [[Samuel Richardson]], and [[Henry Fielding]], who beg ...etailed writings of the experiences of different people can be seen in the novels Watt examines, and had rarely been seen before. Watt presents many statisti ...

| birth_place = {{ill|Šeiniūnai|lt}}, [[Russian Empire]] ...r his novel ''Kuprelis'' (The Hunchback), which, along with Šeinius' other novels, was at the forefront of [[impressionism]] in the [[Lithuanian literature]] ...

...luded popular love stories and situational novels. Many traditional serial novels were published in the journal. It was an important platform for the traditi ...[[Duanwu Festival]]", "Upstairs in a Restaurant", "Social Drama" and other novels by [[Lu Xun]] 鲁迅. In the early years, there were short stories by [[Ye ...

| language = [[Russian language|Russian]] '''''Chevengur''''' ({{lang-ru|Чевенгур}}) is a socio-[[philosophical]] novel by [[Andrei Platonov]], written in 1928. It is his longest work and ...

{{Short description|Russian poet, writer and critic (1880–1934)}} | birth_place = [[Moscow]], [[Russian Empire]] ...

| genre = [[Children's novels]], [[speculative fiction]], [[magic realism]] ...00%|OBE|FRSL}} (born 15 May 1951) is a British author who has written many novels for [[children's literature|children]] and [[young adult fiction|young adul ...