Ol’ga Freidenberg’s works and days

302 Pages·2002·60.019 MB·English

by  Olʹga M Frejdenberg, Nina Perlina

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O l ’ g a F r e id e n b e r g ’s
W or ks a n d Da y s
by Nina Perlin a
From the Publisher
This book represents the sixth in a series of reprints of notable titles
published by Slavica and long out of print. We are restoring these titles
to print and making them available as free downloads from our web
site, slavica.indiana.edu, in honor of Slavica’s fiftieth anniversary. Yes,
we are officially middle-aged. Founded by four graduate students at
Harvard in 1966, Slavica published its first book in 1968, Studies Pre-
sented to Professor Roman Jakobson by His Students. To celebrate Slavica’s
jubilee, we are releasing in .pdf format, no strings attached, scans of
twelve older titles that have been requested over the years. Enjoy these
books, tell your friends, and feel free to share them with colleagues
and students.
Unlike the other titles we are releasing as part of this jubilee series,
Ol’ga Friedenberg’s Works and Days is not out of print, so if you want to
own the printed book, don’t hesitate to order it. However, the book has
never been distributed widely in Russia, where its primary readership
is actually located, so this seemed like an auspicious opportunity to
make it available to scholars in Russia. Nina Perlina was our colleague
at Indiana University when she published this book with Slavica, the
first from our local faculty to take advantage of the fact that we now
run a publishing house.
Slavica would like to express its sincere thanks to Nina Perlina for gra-
ciously granting permission for this reprint. We welcome comments on
this and other forthcoming titles to be released in this series.
George Fowler
Director, Slavica Publishers
Bloomington, Indiana
13 June 2016