I wouild add Dubrovsky by Alexander Pushkin and Taras Bulba by Nikolai Gogol. And may be Nedorosol (i have no idea how it translates) by Denis Fonvizin.
Well, the are some more, but I can't recall now...
Well, the are some more, but I can't recall now...
Chii? Chiiii!
This message last edited by aragornital on 29/01/2012 at 09:12:45 AM
So Vladimir Putin wants a canon of 100 Russian books for all Russians to be required to read
26/01/2012 01:21:44 PM
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I can come up with 75 without any problem
26/01/2012 05:10:47 PM
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I was wondering if you'd have to include Sholokhov there
26/01/2012 05:15:48 PM
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I think it's probably safe to conclude from that list...
26/01/2012 08:15:35 PM
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Considering his first 20...
26/01/2012 09:30:10 PM
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Oh, nevermind, I'd overlooked his plays there on the 16th position. Ignore what I said.
26/01/2012 09:42:03 PM
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It was more in chronological order, rather than in terms of quality
26/01/2012 11:35:10 PM
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It was that obvious? *NM*
26/01/2012 11:29:06 PM
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Apparently not for me
26/01/2012 11:34:29 PM
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The only Sorokin I care to read is Pitirim Sorokin.
26/01/2012 11:39:39 PM
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Pelevin being the exception?
26/01/2012 11:49:18 PM
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"SNUFF" is coming out in English in February already?
27/01/2012 12:04:16 AM
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good list
29/01/2012 09:06:28 AM
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Zamyatin? *NM*
30/01/2012 10:17:29 AM
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What did you want to ask about Zamyatin? *NM*
31/01/2012 08:38:31 PM
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I suspect she, like me, read a little too fast and wrongly thought she'd found an omission. *NM*
02/02/2012 06:42:22 PM
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I'm more interested in how this would be enforced
27/01/2012 02:39:15 AM
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The same way everybody else does it...
27/01/2012 04:14:41 AM
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