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LYDIA CHUKOVSKAYA'S SOFIA PETROVNA | |||
2000 • 0-941051-74-9 • paper • 160 pages • $24.95 Focus Student Edition. Complete Russian text, with notes, introduction, and exercises covering vocabulary and syntax. Classroom exercises, topics for essays, questions for discussion. | About the Authors | Ancillaries | | |||
Description Sofia Petrovna is one of the most interesting novels in modern Russian literature. This edition is designed with a wide range of aids to provide access to contemporary students reading their first extended work of Russian literature--including notes, introduction and exercises that occur throughout the text to test student's comprehension and understanding, to facilitate discussion and writing projects, etc. A set of three audio CDs are also available, allowing students to listen to the Russian as well as to read it. Click here for online glossary.
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Olga Kagan is coordinator of the undergraduate Russian Program at UCLA. She is the author and co-author of numerous successful Russian textbooks, including the Focus volumes Cinema for Russian Conversation. Mara Kashper teaches Russian at Barnard College/Columbia University and is the co-author of Cinema for Russian Conversation and Reading and Speaking about Russian Newspapers.
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ThreeAudio-CD Set 2000 • 1-58510-015-3 • 3 Audio CDs A three audio-CD set that contains the complete text of Sofia Petrovna read by Nelya Dubrovich, a native of Leningrad/St. Petersburg where the novella takes place.
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Lidiya Chukovskaya's Sofia Petrovna 
