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X-WR-CALNAME:“Why Tolstoy’s War Writing Does Not Grow Old” - Donna Or
 win
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DESCRIPTION:This talk will compare the three Sevastopol sketches. Ms. Orwin
  will discuss the narrative structure of all of them with an eye to whethe
 r or not the point of view of the narrator changes. Who is this narrator i
 n each sketch\, and what is his attitude towards war in general and the pa
 rticular situation in each sketch?\n\n \n\nDonna Tussing Orwin is professo
 r emerita in the Department of Slavic and East European Languages and Cult
 ures at the University of Toronto. She is a specialist on Leo Tolstoy and 
 Russian psychological prose. She also works on war and Russian culture and
  has edited an anthology on the subject for Bloomsbury Press. Professor Or
 win is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada.  She is a recipient of the
  Pushkin Medal\, awarded April 30\, 2008\, for contribution to the rapproc
 hement and mutual enrichment of different people’s cultures and the stud
 y and popularization of Russian language and culture.
GEO:35.666732;-105.912107
LOCATION:Santa Fe Campus\, Great Hall
SUMMARY:“Why Tolstoy’s War Writing Does Not Grow Old” - Donna Orwin
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/why-tolstoys-war-writing-does-no
 t-grow-old-donna-orwin
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations
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