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recenzja |
| Autor: | Kiślak Elżbieta - szczegóły
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Teksty Drugie, 1992 nr 6 s. 111-116 - szczegóły |
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179709 (JK) |
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książka w haśle rzeczowym: The scar of revolution. Custine, Tocqueville and the romantic imagination, Preface. Acknowledgments. Introduction: Two Frenchmen. Part one: Custine in Russia. 1. La Russie en 1839. 2. The romantic self and Russia. Aloys [Astolph de Custine: Aloys]. The French revolution and the understanding of Russia. Violence in Russia. 3. Russian history. The tangled tradition: Herberstein. Karamzin. 4. The (double) nature of Russia: The Western view. The Russian view. Grattez le Russe... A postscript: The East-West divide. 5. Self-assertion and the nature of others. 6. Mental geography: Siberia. The cities. Conclusions: In-between. - Part two: Tocqueville in America. 1. Democracy in America. 2. Journey to Lake Oneida: The Empty place. A tangled story. Travel diary and letter. 3. A Saeted Man: Beaumont's Frenchmen. A Seated man. The Seated Man and his politics. Paradise. 4. Social America: The America of many Oneidas. The discovery of America. Tocqueville's America. - Conclusions: America, Russia, and freedom. Custine, Tocqueville, and Rene. [1991] - szczegóły |
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