The Cambridge Companion to Twentieth-Century Russian Literature 2011
DOI: 10.1017/ccol9780521875356.008
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Russian Epic Novels of the Soviet Period

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“…The influence of Grossman's Jewish identity has been discussed (Markish, 1986), as has his relationship to other Soviet Jewish authors (Clark, 2009;Murav, 2008). Life and Fate, in particular, has also been read as an exemplar of Russian epic novels of the Soviet period (Clark, 2011), and compared to Leo Tolstoy's…”
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“…The influence of Grossman's Jewish identity has been discussed (Markish, 1986), as has his relationship to other Soviet Jewish authors (Clark, 2009;Murav, 2008). Life and Fate, in particular, has also been read as an exemplar of Russian epic novels of the Soviet period (Clark, 2011), and compared to Leo Tolstoy's…”
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“…The influence of Grossman’s Jewish identity has been discussed (Markish, 1986), as has his relationship to other Soviet Jewish authors (Clark, 2009; Murav, 2008). Life and Fate , in particular, has also been read as an exemplar of Russian epic novels of the Soviet period (Clark, 2011), and compared to Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace (Hellbeck, 2007). Overall, Grossman’s writing has provided fertile material both for Russianists and for a much wider interdisciplinary community of scholars (Maddalena and Tosco, 2007; Tosco, 2011).…”
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