دانلود کتاب The Literature of Georgia: A History

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Contents
Preface
Preface to the Second Edition
I. The Making of the Classical Age: The Fifth to the Eleventh Centuries: Asceticism & Byzantium
1 Laying the foundations
2 Lyrical poetry: hymnography
3 Original prose: from homilies to hagiography
4 The Lives of the Fathers: Serapion Zarzmeli, Grigol Khandzteli
5 Chronicles: The ‘Conversion’ & ‘Life’ of Georgia
6 The dawn of secular literature: ‘Balahvar & lodasap’
II. The Golden Age, The Fall & The Resurrection: The Twelfth to the Eighteenth Centuries: Court & Courtly Love
7 Prose romance: Rustaveli’s precursors
8 Rustaveli & ‘The Knight in the Panther Skin’
9 Religious literature of the Golden Age
10 The later chronicles
11 Rebuilding on a ‘tabula rasa’
12 The authorial persona: King Teimuraz I
13 Kings & enlightenment
14 Three great poets: Guramishvili, Sayat-Nova & Besiki
15 The last gasps of the eighteenth century
III. Romantic & Civic Literature: The Nineteenth Century: Russian Tutelage
16 Exiled royalty: the Bagration writers
17 Romantic poets: Chavchavadze, the Orbelianis, Baratashvili
18 The birth of modem prose & drama
19 The luminaries: Ilia Chavchavadze & Akaki Tsereteli
20 Lesser luminaries: populists & pedagogues
21 Melodrama, revolt & commercial literature
IV. The Rediscovery of Roots: 1880-1914: Vazha-Pshavela & Heroic Folk Poetry
22 Vazha-Pshavela
23 Folk poetry & its relevance to literature
V. The Age of Internationalism: The Twentieth Century: The Dashing of Hope
24 Two theatres: the political arena & drama
25 Narrative prose & Mikheil Javakhishvili
26 Dreaming poets: Grishashvili, Robakidze & the Blue Horns
27 Mythmakers under Socialism: Shanshiashvili, Konstantine Gamsakhurdia
28 The poetry of Galaktion Tabidze, Giorgi Leonidze & Simon Chikovani
29 Beria’s Holocaust
30 Literature after the Great Terror
31 From thaw to deluge
Notes
Preface
1. Laying the foundation
2. Lyrical poetry: hymnography
3. Original prose: from homilies to hagiography
4. The Lives of the Fathers: Serapion Zarzmeli, Grigol Khandzteli
5. Chronicles: the ‘Conversion’ and ‘Life* of Georgia
6. The dawn of secular literature: Balahvar and lodasap
7. Prose romance: Rustaveli\'s precursors
8. Rustaveli and ‘The Knight in the Panther Skin ’
9. Religious literature of the Golden Age
10. The later chronicles
11. Rebuilding on a tabula rasa
12. The authorial persona: King Teimuraz I
13. Kings and enlightenment
14. Three great poets: Guramishvili, Sayat-Nova and Besiki
15. The last gasps of the 18th century
17. Romantic poets: Chavchavadze, the Orhelianis, Baratashvili
18. The birth of modern prose and drama
19. The luminaries: Ilia Chavchavadze and Akaki Tsereteli
20. Lesser luminaries: populists and pedagogues
21. Melodrama, revolt and commercial literature
22. Vazha-Pshavela
23. Folk poetry and its relevance to literature
24, Two theatres: the political arena and drama
25. Narrative prose and Mikheil Javakhishvili
26. Dreaming poets: Grishashvili, Robakidze and the Blue Horns
27. Mythmakers under Socialism: Shanshiashvili, Konstantine Gamsakhurdia
28. The poetry of Galaktion Tabidze, Giorgi Leonidze and Simon Chikovani
29. Beria’sHolocaust
30. Literature after the Great Terror
31. From thaw to deluge
Bibliography
Index