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catalog contributor b12748067.
catalog created "2002.".
catalog date "2002".
catalog date "2002.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "2002.".
catalog description "71 -- C. Meeting I.G. Frank-Kamenetskii, Life-Long Friend and Like-Minded Thinker 83 -- D. Frank-Kamenetskii and Freidenberg Assimilating Cassirer's Philosophical Principles 88 -- Part 3 Becoming a Mature Scholar 97 -- 4. Ol'ga Freidenberg: A Cassirer Scholar in Marrist Garb 99 -- A. To Yield or Not to Yield to the Authority of Marrism? 99 -- B. An Attempt at Creating "Marrism with a Human Face" 106 -- 5. Freidenberg's Semantic Paleontology and the History of Folklore 117 -- A. The Collective Study of the Plot of Tristan and Iseult 117 -- B. The Discussion "What is Folklore": Freidenberg, Zhirmunskii, Azadovskii 124 -- 6. Freidenberg and the Formalists: The Broken Connection 131 -- A. A Similarity of Macrostructures and Dissimilarity of Microstructures 131 -- B. Factors, Facts, and Their Interaction within the Literary System, According to Freidenberg and Tynianov 136 -- C.".
catalog description "Freidenberg and the Folklorists of the Formalist School: Vladimir Propp and Petr Bogatyrev 139 -- Part 4 Habeant sua fata libeli 149 -- 7. Suppression and Release of The Poetics of Plot and Genre 151 -- A. Reopening the Department of Classical Studies in the Soviet University 151 -- B. Travels through the Labyrinths of Power: The Adventures of The Poetics of Plot and Genre 156 -- 8. The Poetics of Plot and Genre: Content of the Book 165 -- A. "Dissimilarity is the Most Essential Form of Identity" 165 -- B. Shifts in Meaning/Structure and in Image/Concept Correlations as the Main Operational Principles in the Archaic Semantics 170 -- C. Further Examples of "the Heteromorphism of the Forms of Being" 175 -- D. Forms of Comedy and Tragedy in Their Dialectical Relation to the History of Communal Perceptions 177 -- Part 5 The Siege of Leningrad and Its Aftermath 181 -- 9.".
catalog description "Freidenberg's Conception of a Pre-Aristotelian Metaphor 226 -- Part 7 A Reassessment of Freidenberg's Theories 235 -- 12. Freidenberg's Semantics and the Structural Approaches to Culture 237 -- A. Semantic Paleontology and the Semiotics of Culture 237 -- B. Two Scenarios of Christ's Entering into Jerusalem 245 -- 13. The Freidenberg-Bakhtin Correlation 249 -- A. Freidenberg and Bakhtin on the Role of an Individual in the Social World 249 -- B. "The Birth of the Author" and "The Prehistory of Novelistic Discourse" 252 -- C. Discussing Laughter in its Relation to Ritual 258 -- D. "Events in Life" and "Events of Life" as Two Possible Ways of Combining the Outside World with a Human Being 260.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
catalog description "Part 1 Elective Affinities 13 -- 1. Ol'ga Freidenberg and Boris Pasternak on Their Personal Experience and on Cultural Values of Their Time 17 -- A. Recollections of Childhood and Youth: Composition of the Narrative 17 -- B. Freidenberg and Pasternak Reflect on a Common Historical and Philosophical Background 28 -- Part 2 The Years of Apprenticeship 43 -- 2. At the Department of Classical Studies: A Female University Student of a New Type 45 -- A. One of the First Women Enrolled at Petersburg University 45 -- B. Studying "The Acts of Paul and Thecla" under Zhebelev's Direction 47 -- C. Tracing Similarities between the Early Christian Apocrypha and the Ancient Greek Erotic Novel 53 -- D. Freidenberg's Conflict with Her University Teachers 58 -- 3. Studying under the Aegis of Nikolai Marr 69 -- A. A Foster Child or a Stepdaughter in the Marrist Family? 69 -- B. Excursus into the Japhetic Theory by Nikolai Marr".
catalog description "The Siege of a Human Being and the Technique of Modern Political Myths 183 -- Part 6 Freidenberg's Last Decade: The Siege of Humanity Continues 193 -- 10. Historical Aesthetics and the Socio-Historical Method in Literature 195 -- A. "I Have Looked Biology in the Eye. I Have Lived under Stalin" (11:2, 26 June 1945) 195 -- B. Ol'ga Freidenberg and Grigorii Gukovskii on Historical Poetics: The Collective Societal or the Socio-Historical Interpretation? 200 -- C. Freidenberg in the Late 1940s: "This is the Letter to the World that Never Wrote to Me" 211 -- 11. Image and Concept: The Last Major Study 215 -- A. The Onset of the Anti-Marrist Campaign and Freidenberg's Retirement from the University 215 -- B. A New Formulaic Expression for the Antinomy of the Real and the Apparent 217 -- C. The Archaic Mimos and the Origin of Greek Comedy and Tragedy 221 -- D. Epic and Comedial Laughter or the Comical before Comedy 224 -- E.".
catalog extent "vi, 288 p. :".
catalog hasFormat "Olʹga Freidenberg's works and days.".
catalog identifier "0893573043 (pbk.)".
catalog isFormatOf "Olʹga Freidenberg's works and days.".
catalog issued "2002".
catalog issued "2002.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Bloomington, Ind. : Slavica,".
catalog relation "Olʹga Freidenberg's works and days.".
catalog spatial "Soviet Union".
catalog subject "809 B 21".
catalog subject "Critics Soviet Union Biography.".
catalog subject "Freĭdenberg, O. M. (Olʹga Mikhaĭlovna), 1890-1955.".
catalog subject "Literature and folklore.".
catalog subject "PN75.F67 P47 2002".
catalog subject "Structuralism (Literary analysis)".
catalog tableOfContents "71 -- C. Meeting I.G. Frank-Kamenetskii, Life-Long Friend and Like-Minded Thinker 83 -- D. Frank-Kamenetskii and Freidenberg Assimilating Cassirer's Philosophical Principles 88 -- Part 3 Becoming a Mature Scholar 97 -- 4. Ol'ga Freidenberg: A Cassirer Scholar in Marrist Garb 99 -- A. To Yield or Not to Yield to the Authority of Marrism? 99 -- B. An Attempt at Creating "Marrism with a Human Face" 106 -- 5. Freidenberg's Semantic Paleontology and the History of Folklore 117 -- A. The Collective Study of the Plot of Tristan and Iseult 117 -- B. The Discussion "What is Folklore": Freidenberg, Zhirmunskii, Azadovskii 124 -- 6. Freidenberg and the Formalists: The Broken Connection 131 -- A. A Similarity of Macrostructures and Dissimilarity of Microstructures 131 -- B. Factors, Facts, and Their Interaction within the Literary System, According to Freidenberg and Tynianov 136 -- C.".
catalog tableOfContents "Freidenberg and the Folklorists of the Formalist School: Vladimir Propp and Petr Bogatyrev 139 -- Part 4 Habeant sua fata libeli 149 -- 7. Suppression and Release of The Poetics of Plot and Genre 151 -- A. Reopening the Department of Classical Studies in the Soviet University 151 -- B. Travels through the Labyrinths of Power: The Adventures of The Poetics of Plot and Genre 156 -- 8. The Poetics of Plot and Genre: Content of the Book 165 -- A. "Dissimilarity is the Most Essential Form of Identity" 165 -- B. Shifts in Meaning/Structure and in Image/Concept Correlations as the Main Operational Principles in the Archaic Semantics 170 -- C. Further Examples of "the Heteromorphism of the Forms of Being" 175 -- D. Forms of Comedy and Tragedy in Their Dialectical Relation to the History of Communal Perceptions 177 -- Part 5 The Siege of Leningrad and Its Aftermath 181 -- 9.".
catalog tableOfContents "Freidenberg's Conception of a Pre-Aristotelian Metaphor 226 -- Part 7 A Reassessment of Freidenberg's Theories 235 -- 12. Freidenberg's Semantics and the Structural Approaches to Culture 237 -- A. Semantic Paleontology and the Semiotics of Culture 237 -- B. Two Scenarios of Christ's Entering into Jerusalem 245 -- 13. The Freidenberg-Bakhtin Correlation 249 -- A. Freidenberg and Bakhtin on the Role of an Individual in the Social World 249 -- B. "The Birth of the Author" and "The Prehistory of Novelistic Discourse" 252 -- C. Discussing Laughter in its Relation to Ritual 258 -- D. "Events in Life" and "Events of Life" as Two Possible Ways of Combining the Outside World with a Human Being 260.".
catalog tableOfContents "Part 1 Elective Affinities 13 -- 1. Ol'ga Freidenberg and Boris Pasternak on Their Personal Experience and on Cultural Values of Their Time 17 -- A. Recollections of Childhood and Youth: Composition of the Narrative 17 -- B. Freidenberg and Pasternak Reflect on a Common Historical and Philosophical Background 28 -- Part 2 The Years of Apprenticeship 43 -- 2. At the Department of Classical Studies: A Female University Student of a New Type 45 -- A. One of the First Women Enrolled at Petersburg University 45 -- B. Studying "The Acts of Paul and Thecla" under Zhebelev's Direction 47 -- C. Tracing Similarities between the Early Christian Apocrypha and the Ancient Greek Erotic Novel 53 -- D. Freidenberg's Conflict with Her University Teachers 58 -- 3. Studying under the Aegis of Nikolai Marr 69 -- A. A Foster Child or a Stepdaughter in the Marrist Family? 69 -- B. Excursus into the Japhetic Theory by Nikolai Marr".
catalog tableOfContents "The Siege of a Human Being and the Technique of Modern Political Myths 183 -- Part 6 Freidenberg's Last Decade: The Siege of Humanity Continues 193 -- 10. Historical Aesthetics and the Socio-Historical Method in Literature 195 -- A. "I Have Looked Biology in the Eye. I Have Lived under Stalin" (11:2, 26 June 1945) 195 -- B. Ol'ga Freidenberg and Grigorii Gukovskii on Historical Poetics: The Collective Societal or the Socio-Historical Interpretation? 200 -- C. Freidenberg in the Late 1940s: "This is the Letter to the World that Never Wrote to Me" 211 -- 11. Image and Concept: The Last Major Study 215 -- A. The Onset of the Anti-Marrist Campaign and Freidenberg's Retirement from the University 215 -- B. A New Formulaic Expression for the Antinomy of the Real and the Apparent 217 -- C. The Archaic Mimos and the Origin of Greek Comedy and Tragedy 221 -- D. Epic and Comedial Laughter or the Comical before Comedy 224 -- E.".
catalog title "Olʹga Freidenberg's works and days / Nina Perlina.".
catalog type "Biography. fast".
catalog type "text".