Philip Roth in Russia: Translations and Reception

Karasik, Olga Borisovna

doi:10.22455/2541-7894-2018-4-280-291

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2018

DOI: 10.22455/2541-7894-2018-4-280-291

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Philip Roth in Russia: Translations and Reception

Olga Borisovna Karasik¹

Abstract: Аннотация: В обзоре прослеживается история переводов, изданий, читательской и критической рецепции творчества Филипа Рота в нашей стране, начиная с 1960-х годов и до сегодняшнего дня в контексте меняющейся исторической ситуации и идеологических установок. Отмечаются причины, по которым творчество Филипа Рота долгое время не было знакомо российскому читателю.

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The Russian Roth

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This article explores the sources and application of Philip Roth’s understanding of Russian writing and culture to his fiction. It examines Russian texts he owned, the influence of select authors, and the translations of Roth’s work in Russia. It also considers Roth’s reaction to the Cold War and offers an alternate triangle of influence: not Franz Kafka/Bruno Schulz/Primo Levi but Anton Chekhov/Fyodor Dostoevsky/Isaac Babel.

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