The Man with the Black Coat: Russia's Literature of the Absurd
by Daniil Kharms and Alexander Vvedensky
edited by George Gibian
translated by George Gibian
Northwestern University Press, 1997
Paper: 978-0-8101-1573-6
Library of Congress Classification PG3213.M26 1997
Dewey Decimal Classification 891.7080384
TOC
- Contents
- Preface
- Introduction: Daniil and Kharms Alexander Vvedensky
- Gibian, George
- Mini-Stories
- Kharms, Daniil
- The Cashier
- Fedya Davydovich
- The Beginning of a Beautiful Day (A Symphony)
- Symphony No. 2
- An Unsuccessful Show
- The Carpenter Kushakov
- Blue Notebook No. 10
- Falling-Out Old Women
- An Event on the Street
- A Sonnet
- Vindication
- A Meeting
- Incidents
- Petrakov
- A Lynching
- Losing Things
- What They Sell in the Stores Nowadays
- Anecdotes about Pushkin's Life
- An Optical Illusion
- A Suite
- A Young Man Who Astonished a Watchman
- A Dream
- Grigoryev and Semyonov
- A Play
- Sleep Teases a Man
- A Fable
- The Connection
- New Prose Translations
- Kharms, Daniil
- Power
- The Man with the Black Coat
- The Notebook
- A Letter
- From Kharms's Notebooks
- The Copper Look
- A Private Letter about Love
- The Knight
- The Eleven Assertions of Daniil Ivanovich Kharms
- A Subject for a Story
- Crayfish
- Kind Feelings
- In an Album
- The Old Woman
- Kharms, Daniil
- Elizabeth Barn
- Kharms, Daniil
- Stories for Children
- Kharms, Daniil
- A Fairy Tale
- A Children's Story
- How Kolka Pankin Flew to Brazil and Petka Ershov Wouldn't Believe Anything
- Christmas at the Ivanovs'
- Vvedensky, Alexander
- Poems in Russian
- Vvedensky, Alexander
- Kharms, Daniil
- Appendix: The Oberiu Manifesto
- A Bibliographical Note
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