Viktor Shklovsky: An International Bibliography of Works By and About Him
This international bibliography by Richard Sheldon catalogs works by and about Viktor Shklovsky, the renowned Russian formalist. It encompasses his theoretical writings, essays, and memoirs, as well as scholarly analyses of his influence on literary criticism and modernist thought, making it a vital tool for academic research.
About This Book
Viktor Shklovsky was a pioneering figure in Russian formalism, known for his innovative theories on literature and art. This bibliography meticulously gathers his own writings alongside critical studies dedicated to his life and ideas.
Compiled by Richard Sheldon, the volume organizes materials from various international sources, providing a thorough reference for researchers and enthusiasts of modernist literature.
It highlights Shklovsky's impact on narrative techniques and defamiliarization, offering a gateway to his extensive body of work spanning essays, memoirs, and theoretical texts.
As an international compilation, it includes publications in multiple languages, ensuring accessibility to a global audience interested in 20th-century Russian intellectual history.
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