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CONTENTS
1. MIKHAIL BULGAKOV BIOGRAPHICAL DATA
Dissertations
Books and articles
4. NAME INDEX
PREFACE
Mikhail Bulgakov in the Western World (A Bibliography) reflects
the holdings of the Library of Congress - books, pamphlets, and microforms
- by and about Bulgakov. Because many of these works are unknown in Bulgakov's
native land, the European Division of the Library of Congress has compiled
the present bibliography of selected works from the West with the intention
of reaching a wide range of readers, librarians and researchers in the
former Soviet Union and the West.
The bibliography includes some translations that are not held
by the Library of Congress because of collection policies concerning translations
with languages other then English. This bibliography attempts to depict
the wide spectrum of interest by researchers in Bulgakov's role in the
world - not only his influence on his contemporaries but his continuing
influence. It is intended for researchers, librarians, bibliographers,
bibliophiles, and for all those interested in the intellectual and spiritual
heritage of the Russian and Ukrainian nations.
The material in the index is divided into six chapters. In the chapter
Works about M. Bulgakov, the titles in the original languages consist
of selected works and special publications arranged by the Latin alphabet.
Bibliographic entries were made according to Anglo-American cataloging
rules used in the Library of Congress. All titles in this bibliography
were examined de visu. All bibliographic data were verified. All
titles and author names are arranged by main entry in numbered alphabetic
sequence. Cyrillic-alphabet entries are transliterated by the Library of
Congress system. Geographic names are cited in accordance with the U.S.
Board of Geographic Names system. Library of Congress call numbers are
given for the monographs held by the Library. Some entries are annotated.
Three indexes are provided with reference to the numbered entries: Name
(authors, coauthors, compilers, translators), Geographical (place
of publication), and Chronological.
We would like to thank the Assistant Chief of the European Division,
David H. Kraus, for supporting the project with his friendly assistance
and valuable advice, and Stephen C. Cranton, Computer Specialist in the
European Division, for his part in formatting the text.
Katherine Konchakovska,
Bohdan Yasinsky
(1891-1940)
Mikhail Afanas'evich Bulgakov, a prominent Russian author and playwright,
was born in Kiev on May 3 (15), 1891, into the family of an assistant professor
at the Kiev Theological Academy, A.I. Bulgakov. Mikhail was one of seven
children, the oldest of three brothers. After the death of his father in
1907, Mikhail's mother - a well-educated and extraordinary diligent person,
assumed responsibility for his education.
From 1901 to 1904, Mikhail attended the First Kiev Gymnasium. The teachers
of the Gymnasium exerted a great influence on the formation of Mikhail's
literary taste, and his favorite authors became Gogol, Pushkin, Dostoevsky,
Saltykov-Shchedrin, and Dickens. After graduation, Bulgakov entered the
Medical Faculty of St. Vladimir University, which he finished with special
commendation. He became a physician at the Kiev Military Hospital. After
serving as a surgeon at Chernovtsy hospital, he was appointed provincial
physician to Smolensk province. His life in those days were is reflected
in his Notes of a Young Physician.
In 1918, Mikhail Bulgakov returned to Kiev where he opened a private
practice at his home at no. 13 Andreyevsky Descent. Here he experienced
the dreadful years of the Russian Civil War and witnessed ten coups. Several
times successive governments drafted the young doctor into their service.
In 1919, he was drafted by the White Army, again as an army physician and
then transferred to the Northern Caucasus. There he became seriously ill
and barely survived. After this illness he abandoned his career as a doctor
for that of a writer. In his autobiography, Bulgakov recalls how he started
writing : "Once in 1919 when I was traveling at night by train I wrote
a short story. In the town where the train stopped, I took the story to
the publisher of the newspaper who published the story".
His first plays, Self-defense and Turbin Brothers, were
written in Vladikavkaz and shown there on the city stage with great success.
After short travels in Vladikavkaz, Piatigorsk, Tiflis, and Batum, Bulgakov
went to Moscow in the 1921, intending "to remain here forever". It was
difficult to find work in the capital, but he was fortunate - he was appointed
secretary to the literary section of Glavpolitprosvet. To make a living,
he worked as a correspondent and wrote feuilletons for the newspapers Gudok,
Krasnaia Panorama and the Berlin newspaper Nakanune. For the
almanac Nedra, he wrote The Heart of a Dog (1925), The
Fatal Eggs, Diaboliad (1924), and The Adventures of a Chichikov.
Bulgakov's began writing the story about the Civil War in Ukraine in
1923, which he published in the journal Rossiia under the title
The White Guard. At the request of Moscow Art Theater (MKHAT),
Bulgakov wrote on the basis of this story the play The Days of the Turbins
(1926), which was staged on the stage of MKHAT with great success.
In 1928, Moscow theaters presented his comedies Zoya's apartment
and The Purple Island. Although both comedies were accepted by public
with great enthusiasm, the critics gave them bad reviews.
In the play Beg, Bulgakov treated the horrors of a fratricidal
war. The Glavrepertkom, which had the power to sanction or prohibit the
play, decided that Beg glorified emigration and White generals.
Although rehearsals were continued, Stalin prohibited Beg on the
Soviet stage.
In the play Molier (The Cabal of Hypocrites), Bulgakov plunges
"into fairy Paris of the XVII century". The duel of the great dramatist
and actor, Moliere, with a royal palace hypocrite was the theme around
which the action took place. After the review by Pravda of the play's
premiere, the play was banned from the theater repertoire. Bulgakov's play
Batum about the revolutionary years of Joseph Stalin, was prohibited
by Stalin himself. His plays Ivan Vasilievich, Last Days (Pushkin),
and Don Quixote were also banned. In despair that his works
could not be published and his plays not performed in theaters, Bulgakov
wrote a letter to Stalin requesting that he be allowed to go abroad. His
request was in vain; he did not receive permission.
Bulgakov's personal life was not a fortunate one, yet during his student
years he fell in love and married Tat'iana Lappa. Together they experienced
the Civil War, enthusiasm and disappointment, joy and sorrow, happiness,
and bitterness at the time of parting when they were divorced. Bulgakov
married a second and a third time.
Bulgakov envisioned and began his beloved novel The Master and Margarita
in 1928, and did the last editing two weeks before his death. The refusal
of the authorities to let him work in the theater and the provocations
of the critics seemed to damage his health. He became seriously ill and
died on March 10, 1940.
DISSERTATIONS
1. Angell, M. Max
Ontological vertigo : the metafiction of Cervantes' Don Quixote and
Mikhail Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita. M.A. diss., University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1993, iv. 86 leaves.
2. Bassett, Antoinette M.
H.G.. Wells and Mikhail Bulgakov : A Study of Influence and Intertextuality.
M.A. ids., University of Alaska, Anchorage, 1996, 238 p.
3. Brintlinger, Angela Kay
The Russian Biographical Novel of the Nineteen Twenties and Thirties
(IUrii Tynianov, Vladislav Khodasevich, Mikhail Bulgakov). Ph.D. ids.,
Madison, WI, University of Wisconsin, 1994, 234 p.
4. Checkin, Leslie Louise
Dialogue with Stalin : Aesthetic Response to Stalin in the works
of Russian Writers of the Thirties (Tvardovskii, Pasternak, Bulgakov).
Ph.D. ids., Ithaca, NY, Cornell University, 1995, 248 p.
5. Fowler, Margarita
The Continuing Faustian Tradition : in Bulgakov's The Master and
Margarita. M.A. ids., University of Manitoba (Canada), 1991, 97 p.
6. Kalb, Judith Ellen
Russia Through the Roman Prism : Merezhkovskii to Bulgakov (1890-1940)
(Dmitrii Merezhkovskii, Valerii Briusov, Aleksandr Blok, Mikhail Kuzmin,
Mikhail Bulgakov). Ph.D. ids., Stanford University, 1996, 237 p.
7. Landy, Deborah A.
The modern devil as he appears in The Brothers Karamazov, Man and
Superman, and The Master and Margarita : the embodiment of evil is no longer
a truly evil character. Ph.D. ids., Waltham, MA, Brandeis University,
1992, 62 leaves.
8. Larsen, Susan Kirsten
The Poetics of Performance in the Works of Mixail Bulgakov. Ph.D.
ids., New Haven, CT, Yale University, 1993, 293 p.
9. Lefsky, Bethan
NEP types in Russian literature and culture of the 1920's. B.A.
ids., Madison, NJ, Drew University, 1993. iii, 115 p.: ill.
10. Lokshina, Tanya
Bulgakov and Moliere. Waltham, MA, Brandeis University, 1995,
61 leaves.
Includes bibliographical references.
11. Longinovic, Tomislav Z.
The Improbable Universe : Ideology, Identity and Borderline Poetics
in the XX Century Slavic Novel. Ph.D. ids., University of Iowa, 1990,
258 p.
Includes bibliographical references.
On Mikhail Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita, Witold Gombrowicz's
Ferdydurke, Danilo Kis's A Tomb for Boris Davidovich and
Milan Kundera's Life Is Elsewhere.
12. Mahood, Scott L.
Soviet dramatic satire of the NEP. M.A. ids., Sacramento, CA,
California State University, 1992. vi, 70 leaves.
13. Popovich-Semeniuk, Maria
Sonata Pathetique by Mykola Kulish and The Days of the Turbins by
Mikhail Bulgakov : a Literary Dialogue. Ph.D. ids., University of Ottawa
(Canada), 1990, 280 p.
14. Prager, Valerie
Comparative Analysis of the Christian Theme in Soviet Literature
(Mikhail Bulgakov, Boris Pasternak, Chingiz Aytmatov, V. Alfeeva, IU. Dombrovski).
M.A. ids., McGill University (Canada), 1993, 111 p.
15. Richmond, Steven David
Ideologically Firm : Soviet Theater Censorship, 1921-1928. Ph.D.
ids., University of Chicago, 1996, 472 leaves.
Includes bibliographical references.
16. Rozhdestvensky, Ilya
Musical semiosis in Bulgakov's novel Master and Margarita. Waltham,
MA, Brandeis University, 1994, 69 leaves.
17. Sabo, Roman Andrzej
Slavic Metafiction : Witold Gombrowicz's "Ferdydurke", Mikhail Bulgakov's
"Master i Margarita", and Vaclav Rezac's "Rozhrani". Ph.D. ids., University
of Toronto (Canada), 1994, 268 p.
18. Singleton, Amy Catherine
No Place Like Home : the Literary Artist and Russia's Search for
Cultural Identity (Nikolai Gogol, Ivan Goncharov, Evgenii Zamiatin, Mikhail
Bulgakov). Ph.D. ids., Madison, University of Wisconsin, 1994.
19. Smith, Natalie Marie
The development of the Pilate figure in the works of Mikhail Bulgakov.
M.A. ids., University of Texas at Austin, 1996. vi, 73 leaves.
Includes bibliographical references.
20. Solomon, Howatd Todd
Religion and Philosophy in Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita: Rootsin
the silver Age and Pavel Florenskii's Writings. Ph.D. ids., Lawrence,
KA, University of Kansas, 1997, 288 p.
21. Thomas, Kathleen
The Procees of Identity Formation Through Transcendence in the Modern
Novel (Fyodor Dostoevsky, Toni Morrison, Nadine Gordimer, E.M. Forster,
Virginia Woolf, Joseph Heller, Doris Lessing, Mikhail Bulgakov). Ph.D.
ids., Florida State University, 1996, 228 p.
22. Zimmermann, Gisela
The Revolutionary and the Superfluous Man : Soviet Russian Images
of Faust (Lunacarskij Anatolij, Zamjatin Evgenij, Bulgakov Mixail, Alesin
Samuil, Sel'vinskij Il'ja). Ph.D. ids., Lawrence, KA, University of
Kansas, 1992.
BOOKS AND ARTICLES
23. Abraham, Pavel
Roman "Master i Margarita" M.A. Bulgakova. Brno: Masarykova univerzita
v Brne, 1993, 212 p. (Spisy Pedagogicke fakulty MU v Brne; sv. 44).
Includes bibliographical references p. 194-211.
24. Baum, Rob K.
Mad Messiah : Censorship and Salvation in Bulgakov's "Flight". In:
Madness in Drama. (James Redmond, ed.; Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1993):
137-149. (Themes in Drama, Series no.15).
25. Beaujour, Elizabeth Klosty
The Uses of Witches in Fedin and Bulgakov. In: A Plot of Her Own
: The Female Protagonist in Russian Literature. (Sona Stephan Hoisington,
ed.; Evanston, IL: Northwestern UP, 1995): 72-80. (Studies in Russian Literature
and Theory).
26. Bethea, David M.
Bulgakov and Nabokov : Toward a Comparative Perspective. In: Zapiski
russko0 akademichesko0 gruppy v SShA = Transactions of the Association
of Russian-American Scholars in the U.S.A., no. 24 (1991): 187-209.
27. Binova, Galina
Tekhnika smekha u M. Bulgakova : Sredstva sozdaniia komicheskogo v "Rokovykh
iaitsakh'. Sbornik Praci Filosoficke Fakulty Brnenske University:
Rada Literarnevedna vol. 41, no. 39, (1992): 131-137.
28. Bottiger L.E.
Michail Bulgakov, lakare och forfattare-ett hundraarsminne. Manuskript
brinner inte = Mikhail Bulgakov, physician and writer-a year of centenaries.
Manuscripts do not burn. Lakartidningen [Sweden] vol. 49 (December
1991): 4269-4271.
29. Brezuleanu, Ana Maria
Gentenar Mihail Bulgacov. LA&I: Litere, Arte, Idei vol. 31
(December 9, 1991): 4-5.
30. Briker, Boris
Nakazanie v romane M. Bulgakova "Master i Margarita" : Tipologiia motiva.
Russian, Croatian and Serbian, Czech and Slovak, Polish Literature
vol. 35 no. 1 (January 1994): 1-38.
31. Bristol, Evelyn
Turn of a century : modernism, 1895-1925. In: The Cambridge History
of Russian Literature. (Charles A. Moser; New York: Cambridge University
Press, 1992): 709-126.
32. Bulgakov : the Novelist-playwright. Luxembourg: Harwood,
1995. xvii, 249 p.: ill.; 25 cm.
33. Bulgakovskii sbornik : Materialy po istorii russkoi literatury
XX veka / Tallinskii pedagogicheskii universitet. Tallinn: Universitet,
1994, 20 cm.
34. Cartas a Stalin. [Bulgakov, Mikhail Afanas'evich]. Madrid:
Griajlbo Mondadori, 1991, 109 p.: ill., ports. (El espejo de tinta).
35. Chudakova, Marietta
Pasternak and Bulgakov : The Boundary Between Two Literary Cycles.
Russian Social Science Review vol. 37, no. 3 (May-June 1996): 77-97.
36. Coleman, C. B.
Soviet Dramatic Satire in the Twenties : a Critical Anthology of
Three Plays by Bulgakov, Erdman and Mayakovsky. New Haven: Yale University,
1993, 296 p.
37. Cox, Stephen
The Devil's Reading list. Raritan vol. 16, no. 2 (Fall 1996):
97-111.
38. Davies, J. M. Q.
Bulgakov : Atheist or "Militant Old Believer"? : The Master and Margarita
Reconsidered. Australian Slavonic and East European Studies vol.
6, no.1 (1992): 125-134.
39. Di Sora, Daniela and Lucetta Negarville
Mosca, la città del maestro. Roma : Biblioteca del vascello
Distribuzione, Nuovi equilibri, 1991, 109 p. (Serendipity; 4)
Includes bibliographical references.
40. Drawicz, Andrzej
Mistrz i diabel : o Michale Bulhakowie. Kraków: Znak,
1990, 376 p.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
41. Elbaum, Henry
The Evolution of the Master and Margarita: Text, Context, Intertext.
Canadian Slavonic Papers vol. 37, no. 1-2 (March 1995): 59-87.
42. Ericson, Edward E.
The Apocalyptic Vision of Mikhail Bulgakov's AThe Master and Margarita@.
Lewiston: E. Mellen Press, 1991, 204 p. (Studies in Slavic language and
literature; vol. 6)
REV: Jane Grayson. Slavonic & East European Review vol
71, iss. 1 (January 1993): 146-147.
43. Faiman, Grigorii
Poslednee "delo" Bulgakova ili "Kadry reshaiut vse". In: Zapiski
russkoi akademicheskoi gruppy v SShA = Transactions of the Association
of Russian-American Scholars in the U.S.A., no. 24 (1991): 263-270.
44. Fast, Piotr
"Mistrz i Malgorzata" Bulhakowa : pisarz, epoka, powiesc. Katowice:
Polska Akademia Nauk, Oddz. w Katowicach, Komisja Historycznoliteracka,
1991, 35 p. (Spotkania z literatura; 8).
45. Filips-Juswigg, Katherina
Mikhail Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita and Oscar Wilde's "Salome"
: Motif-Patterns and Allusions. In: Zapiski russkoi akademicheskoi gruppy
v SShA = Transactions of the Association of Russian-American Scholars in
the U.S.A., no. 24 (1991): 177-186.
46. Gasparov, Boris
No M. Bulgakova romana "Meistars un Margarita" motivu strukturas verojumiem
/ translated by Sarmitee Grinbalte and Maris Grinbalts. Avots vol.
8 (August 1990): 27-31; vol. 9 (September 1990): 26-31; vol. 10 (October
1990): 25-31.
47. Gerould, Daniel
Bulgakov's last decade (Curtis, J. A. E., Cambridge University Press,
1987) [book review]. Modern Drama vol. 34, (March 1991): 156-158.
48. Gillespie, David C.
The Twentieth-century Russian Novel : an Introduction. Oxford,
Washington, DC.: Berg, 1996. vii, 179 p.
Includes bibliographical references p. 171-177 and index.
49. Gimpelevich-Schwartzman, Zina
Boris Pasternak: What M is out there? New York: Legas, 1990,
163 p. (Literary criticism series; 3).
Includes bibliographical references.
REV: Mikhail Pozin. Southern Humanities Review vol. 30,
no. 2 (Spring 1996).
50. Gobler, Frank
Zur Bedeutung des Raums in Michail Bulgakovs Dramen "Kabala Svjatos"
(Mol'er) und 'Poslednie Dni" (Puskin). Zeitschrift fár Slavische
Philologie [Heidelberg] vol. 50, no. 1 (1990): 143-166.
51. Goscilo, Helena
His Master's Voice : Puskin chez Bulgakov. In: James Daniel Armstrong
in Memoriam (Charles E. Gribble, ed., Richard Pope, ed., Charles E.
Townsend, ed., Ronald Feldstein, ed., Cornelis van Schooneveld, ed.; Columbus,
OH: Slavica, 1994): 54-66.
52. Gourg, Marianne
Mikhaïl Boulgakov, 1891-1940 : un maître et son destin
: biographie en images. Paris: R. Laffont, 1992, 310 p.: ill.; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references p. 100-103 and index.
53. Gutkin, Irina
Michail Bulgakov's Novella "Rokovye jajca" in the Context of Mythological
Subtexts. Russian, Croatian and Serbian, Czech and Slovak, Polish Literature
vol. 31, no. 3 (April 1, 1992): 283-296.
54. Haber, Edythe C.
Bulgakov's Nakanune Feuilletons. In: Zapiski russkoi akademicheskoi
gruppy v SShA = Transactions of the Association of Russian-American Scholars
in the U.S.A., no. 24 (1991): 3-19.
55. Haber, Edythe C.
Bulgakov's Pushkin : Poor Knight or Poor Evgenii? In: Alexander Lipson:
In Memoriam (Charles E. Gribble; Columbus, OH: Slavica, 1994), p.73-86.
56. Haber, Edythe C.
Dwellings and Devils in Early Bulgakov. Slavic and East European
Journal vol. 37 (September 1993): 326-338.
57. Haber, Edythe C.
The Lamp with the Green Shade : Mikhail Bulgakov and His Father. In:
Zapiski russkoi akademicheskoi gruppy v SShA = Transactions of the Association
of Russian-American Scholars in the U.S.A., no. 24 (1991): 211-227.
58. Haber, Edythe C.
The Social and Political Context of Bulgakov's "The Fatal Eggs". Slavic
Review vol. 51, no. 3 (Fall 1992): 497-510.
59. Hausmann, Christiane
Anderes Denken in der Sowjetunion : das "Okkulte" als positive Utopie
bei Bulgakov. Frankfurt am Main: Haag + Herchen, 1990, 103 p.
Revision of the author's thesis (Magisterarbeit) presented in 1987 under
the title: Das okkulte Weltbild in M. Bulgakovs Roman Master i Margarita.
60. Hetenyi, Z.
Fatal Hearts of the 1920s : On Mikhail Bulgakov's The Heart of the Dog
/ translated by J. Crossan. Scottish Slavonic Review, XIV (1990):
181-190.
61. Hunns, Derek J.
Bulgakov's Apocalyptic Critique of Literature. Lewiston, New
York.: Edwin Mellen Press, 1996, 21 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
62. Javornik, Miha
Evangelij Bulgakova : o ustvarjalnosti Mihaila Afanasjevica Bulgakova.
Ljubljana: Znanstveni institut Filozofske fakultete, 1994. 225 p. (Razprave
Filozofske fakultete).
63. Javornik, Miha
M. A. Bulgakov - umetnost in zgodovina, fiktivno ali realno. Slavisticna
Revija [Slovenia] vol. 40, no. 1 (1992): 79-101.
64. Journal confisque = Moi dnevnik [Mikhail Bulgakov]
/ edited by M. Gourg, translated by P. Lequesne. [Arles]: Solin, 1992,
105 p.
65. Krugovoi, George
The Gnostic Novel of Mikhail Bulgakov : Sources and Exegesis.
Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 1991. x, 316 p.; 24 cm.
REV: David M. Bethea. Zapiski russkoi akademicheskoi gruppy v
SShA = Transactions of the Association of Russian-American Scholars in
the U.S.A., no. 25 (1992-93): 324-327.
66. Krugovoi, George
O bunte i izmene na korable Saardamskogo Plotnika : O romane Mikhaila
Bulgakova "Belaia gvardiia". In: Zapiski russkoi akademicheskoi gruppy
v SShA = Transactions of the Association of Russian-American Scholars in
the U.S.A., no. 24 (1991): 21-42.
67. Larsen, Susan Kirsten
"I'm an Actor, Not a Writer" : Acting and Authorship in Bulgakov's Works.
Theater [New Haven, CT] vol. 22, no. 2 (Spring 1991): 40-46.
68. LeBlanc, Ronald D.
Feeding a Poor Dog a Bone : The Quest for Nourishment in Bulgakov's
"Sobach'e serdtse". Russian Review vol. 52, no. 1 (January 1993):
58-78.
69. Liubin, Misha
Pravdu govorit' legko i priiatno : o iudeiskikh glavakh romana M.
Bulgakova "Master i Margarita". Holyoke, MA: New England Publishing
Co. Publishers of New Collector's Edition Russian books "Volshebnyi kvadrat",
1995, 59 p.: ill. (Biblioteka bibliofila).
70. Longinovic, Tomislav Z.
Borderline Culture : The Politics of Identity in Four Twentieth Century
Slavic Novels. Fayetteville: Univ. of Arkansas P, 1993. xiii, 197 p.
71. Lowe, David
Gounod's "Faust" and Bulgakov's "The Master and Margarita". The Russian
Review vol. 55 (April 1996): 279-286.
72. Lur'e, IA. S.
Mikhail Bulgakov between Mark Twain and Lev Tolstoi. Russian Review
50, no. 2 (April 1991): 203-210.
73. Luria, J.
Mikhail Bulgakov and Lev Tolstoi. Oxford Slavonic Papers [Oxford,
England] vol. 23 (1990): 67-78.
74. Mai, Birgit
Satire im Sowjetsozialismus : Michail Soschtschenko, Michail Bulgakow,
Ilja Ilf, Jewgeni Petrow. Bern, New York: P. Lang, 1993, 206 p.
Includes bibliographical references.
REV: Lesley Milne. Slavic Review vol 54, iss. 1 (Spring
1995): 244-245.
75. Mann, Robert
The Path of the Bronze Horseman in The Master and Margarita. In: Oregon
Studies in Chinese and Russian Culture. (Albert Leong, ed.; New York:
Peter Lang, 1990): 169- 186. (American University Studies XII: Slavic Languages
and Literature, Series no. 13).
76. Manuscripts don't burn : Mikhail Bulgakov, a life in letters
and diaries / compiled and translated by J. A. E. Curtis. London: Bloomsbury,
1991, 306 p.
Contains extensive selections from Bulgakov's correspondence and diary,
and from the diary of his wife Elena Sergeevna Bulgakova, translated from
the Russian.
REV: David M. Bethea. The New York Times Book Review (January
3, 1993): 3; Olga Carlisle. Book world vol. XXIII, iss. 5
(January 31, 1993); The Economist vol. 319 (June, 1991):
87; Simon Franklin. The Times Literary Supplement (May 3,
1991): 21; Jane Grayson. Slavonic & East European Review
vol. 70, iss. 2 (April 1992); Harvey Pekar. Review of Contemporary
Fiction vol. 13, iss. 1 (Spring 1993): 282-283; Ludmila Predneva.
World Literature Today vol. 68, iss. 1 (Winter 1994): 161; Ruth
M. Ross. Library Journal vol. 117 (October 1, 1992): 86; Robert
Russell. Modern Language Review vol. 88 (April 1993): 542-543;
Genevieve Stuttaford. Publishers Weekly vol. 239, iss. 46
(October 19, 1992): 69; N. Tittler. Choice vol. 30
(April 1993): 1319; Laura D. Weeks. Russian Review vol. 53,
iss. 3 (July 1993): 419-420.
77. Manuscripts don't burn : Mikhail Bulgakov, a life in letters
and diaries / compiled and translated by J. A. E. Curtis. London: Harvill,
1992, 306 p.
Includes index.
78. Manuscripts don't burn : Mikhail Bulgakov, a life in letters
and diaries/ compiled and translated by J. A. E. Curtis. Woodstock,
NY: Overlook Press, 1992, 306 p.
79. Les manuscrits ne brulent pas : une vie a travers des lettres
et des journaux intimes [M. A. Bulgakov] / compiled and translated
by J. A. E. Curtis. Paris: Julliard, 1991, 354 p. (Papiers d'identite).
80. The Master and Margarita : a critical companion /
edited by Laura D. Weeks. Evanston: Northwestern University Press: American
Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages, 1996. viii,
252 p. (Northwestern / AATSEEL critical companions to Russian literature).
Includes bibliographical references p. [247]-252.
CONTENT: Barratt, Andrew. The Master and Margarita in Recent Criticism
: An Overview, p. 84-97; Barratt, Andrew. Beyond Parody : The Goethe
Connection, p. 113-121; Bethea, David. History as Hippodrome : The
Apocalyptic Horse and Rider in The Master and Margarita, p. 122-142;
Haber, Edythe C. The Mythic Structure of Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita,
p. 164-171; Lakshin, V. M. Bulgakov's Novel The Master and Margarita,
p. 3-65; LeBlanc, Ronald D. Griboedov House and the Symbolism of Eating
in The Master and Margarita, p. 172-192; Proffer, Ellendea. Bulgakov's
The Master and Margarita : Genre and Motif, p. 98-112; Weeks, Laura
D. Houses, Homes, and the Rhetoric of Inner Space in Mikhail Bulgakov,
p. 143-163.
REV: Howard Solomon. Slavic & East European Journal vol. 41
(Fall 1997): 482-489.
81. Mathauser, Zdenek
Demytisovany Gogol? K filmovym scenarum M. A. Bulgakova. Svet Literatury
: Casopis pro Novoveke Zahranicni Literatury [Amsterdam, Netherlands]
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82. McGrath, Patrick
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83. Michail Afanas'evic Bulgakov, 1891-1991 : Text und Kontext
/ herausgegeben von Dagmar Kassek und Peter Rollberg. Berlin; New York:
P. Lang, 1992, 172 p.
Papers presented at a conference held Feb. 1991, Leipzig, Germany, celebrating
the 100th anniversary of Bulgakov's birth.
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REV: Marina Balina. Slavic & East European Journal vol.
38, iss. 2 (Summer 1994): 381-382.
84. Michail Bulgakov : Materialien zu Leben und Werk Kolloquium
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Dagmar Kassek und Peter Rollberg. Leipzig: Karl-Marx-Universität Leipzig,
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Includes proceedings of the Kolloquium "Michail Bulgakov, der Autor,
das Werk, die Zeit," M. Bulgakov's letters, and an interview with M.O.
Chudakova.
Includes bibliographical references.
85. Michail Bulgakow : Texte, Daten, Bilder / herausgegeben
von Thomas Reschke. Frankfurt am Main: Luchterhand Literaturverlag, 1991,
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86. Mikulasek, Miroslav
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Roman M. Bulgakova "Mistr a Marketka" a gnose. Sbornik Praci Filosoficke
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Mikhail Bulgakov : A Critical Biography. New York: Cambridge
University Press, 1990, 324 p.
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Richard Borden. Russian Review vol. 53 (July 1994): 440-441;
Julie Curtis. Jornal of European Studies vol. 23, iss. 91 (September
1993): 354-355; Peter Doyle. Modern Language Review vol.
87 (July 1992): 815-816; Simon Franklin. Times Literary
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East European Review vol. 69 (October 1991): 704-705; Edythe C.
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30, 1991): 33-34; Elena Siemens. Canadian Slavonic Paper
vol. 34, iss. 3 (September 1992): 323-324.
90. Milne, Lesley
Mikhail Bulgakov : Private Thoughts of the Master. Index on Censorship
vol. 20, no. 8 (Aug-Sept, 1991): 6-11.
91. Milne, Lesley
Mikhail Bulgakov : The Status of the Dramatist and the Status of the
Text. In: Russian Theatre in the Age of Modernism (Robert Russell
and Andrew Barratt, eds.; Basingstoke: Macmillan, 1990): 236-259.
92. Moravkova, Alena
Avantgardni ruska a ukrajinska groteskni dramatika : K vyvoji evropske
dramaticke grotesky 20 stoleti. Slavia: Casopis pro Slovanskou Filologii
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93. Moravkova, Alena
Diaboliada - kafkiada? Slavia : Casopis pro Slovanskou Filologii
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94. Moravkova, Alena
Groteskni prvky v dile Michaila Bulgakova. Slavia: Casopis pro Slovanskou
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95. Moravkova, Alena
Krizova cesta Michaila Bulgakova. Praha: Paseka, 1996, 181 p.
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96. Natova, Nadezhda
Bibliografiia proizvedenii Mikhaila Bulgakova : Knigi i stat'i o nem
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Kommentarii k stat'e-etiudu Mikhaila Bulgakova "Griadushchie perspektivy".
In: Zapiski russkoi akademicheskoi gruppy v SShA = Transactions of the
Association of Russian-American Scholars in the U.S.A., no. 24 (1991):
271-278.
98. Natova, Nadezhda
Ot teksta k stsene : Povest' "Sobach'e serdtse" Mikhaila Bulgakova i
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99. New views on Zoshchenko, Zamiatin, Bulgakov, and Pasternak.
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Bulgakov's Ironic Parallel between Margarita and Afranius. Slavic
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102. Olonova, El'vira
Faustovskaia tema i roman Mikhaila Bulgakova "Master i Margarita" :
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104. Pagnini, Stefania Pavan
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105. Perlinska, Agnieszka
Whose Side Are You On, Master Bulgakov? Slavic and East European
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106. Pervukhina, Natalia
Notes of a Young Country Doctor : A Haven in the Limelight. Slavic
and East European Journal vol. 40, no. 4 (Winter 1996): 685-699.
107. Peters, Jochen-Ulrich
Satire under Stalinism : Zoshchenko's Golubaya kniga and Bulgakov's
Master i Margarita. In: The Culture of the Stalin Period (Hans Günther,
ed.; Basingstoke: Macmillan, 1990): 210-226.
108. Petrochenkov, Valery
Christian Patterns in Contemporary Soviet Prose. In: Christianity
and Russian Culture in Soviet Society (Nicolai N. Petro, ed.; Boulder,
CO: Westview Press, 1990): 119-142.
109. Petrovskii, M. S.
Mikhail Bulgakov : Kievskie teatral'nye vpechatleniia. In: Zapiski
russko0 akademichesko0 gruppy v SShA = Transactions of the Association
of Russian-American Scholars in the U.S.A., no. 24 (1991): 229-261.
110. Piretto, Gian Piero
Dapietroburgo a Mosca : le due capitali in Dostoevskij, Belyj, Bulgakov.
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111. Pittman, Riitta H.
The Writer's Divided Self in Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita.
New York: St. Martin's Press, 1991, 211 p.
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REV: Harold D. Baker. Slavic & East European Jornal vol.
36, iss. 4 (Winter 1992): 508-510; Malcolm V. Jones. Slavonic
& East European Review vol. 70, iss. 4 (October 1992): 744-745;
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114. Proffer, Carl R.
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118. Segel, Harold B.
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119. Shentalinskii, Vitalii
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REV: Rena Fowler. Library Jornal vol. 121, no. 14 (September
1, 1996): 178.
120. Shneerson, Mariia
Sila mastera i bessilie vlastelina : Bulgakov i Stalin. Grani: Zhurnal
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xiii, 573 p.: photographs.
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CONTENT: Charles Baudelaire, Mikhail Bulgakov, Daphne du Maurier.
122. Smelianskii, A. M.
Is Comrade Bulgakov dead?: Mikhail Bulgakov at the Moscow Art Theatre
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123. Smelianskii, A. M.
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137. Ecrits sur des manchettes = The Capital in a notebook.
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A COUNTRY DOCTOR'S NOTEBOOK
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DIABOLIAD
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141. Diaboliad, and Other Stories / edited by Ellendea
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HEART OF A DOG
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