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  1. The Strange Case of 'The Beach of Falesá' in Soviet Russia
    Author: Brantner, Irina
    Published: 04.12.2017

    Though one should be very careful with reaching conclusions about the social views conveyed in 'The Beach of Falesá', and there are many opinions on the story's social message, one of them is "the exposure of white racism" (Menikoff 1984,57) and... more

     

    Though one should be very careful with reaching conclusions about the social views conveyed in 'The Beach of Falesá', and there are many opinions on the story's social message, one of them is "the exposure of white racism" (Menikoff 1984,57) and imperialism. The logical question, why this country, which is declaring itself a bulwark against the world's imperialism, would disapprove of such novel, reasonably appears. And the censoring of it could seem a complete non sequitur. Which 'ideas' could make this novel not suitable for an average Soviet reader in the eyes of the Soviet censorship?

     
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    Source: CompaRe
    Language: English
    Media type: Article
    Format: Online
    DDC Categories: 800; 820
    Collection: Synchron. Wissenschaftsverlag der Autoren
    Subjects: Stevenson, Robert Louis; The beach of Falesá; Rezeption; Sowjetunion
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