An edition of O smysle zhizni (1971)

O smysle zhizni.

On the meaning of life. Introduction by P.D. Rayfield.

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An edition of O smysle zhizni (1971)

O smysle zhizni.

On the meaning of life. Introduction by P.D. Rayfield.

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Publisher
Bradda
Language
Russian
Pages
310

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Subjects
Philosophy in literature, Russian literature
People
Fyodor Sologub (1863-1927), Leonid Andreyev (1871-1919), Lev Shestov (1866-1938)
Times
19th century, 20th century

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O smysle zhizni.: On the meaning of life. Introduction by P.D. Rayfield.
1971, Bradda
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Cover of: O smysle zhizni
O smysle zhizni: F. Sologub, L. Andreev, L. Shestov. On the meaning of life.
1971, Bradda Books
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Letchworth
Series
Rarity Reprints, no. 21
Other Titles
On the meaning of life

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Library of Congress
PG3011 I88 1910A

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310p.
Number of pages
310

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OL18211468M

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