Politics and the Novel During the Cold War-David Caute

Taylor & Francis

Introduction\n\nPart 1: The Spanish Civil War\n\n1. Commentary: The Spanish Labyrinth\n2. Malraux: Days of Hope\n3. Hemingway: For Whom the Bell Tolls\n4. Dos Passos: Betrayal\n5. Orwell: Homage to Catalonia\n6. Koestler: Sentence of Death\n\nPart 2: The God That Failed\n\n7. Commentary: The Soviet Trials\n8. Beyond Darkness at Noon\n9. Serge: The Case of Comrade Tulayev\n10. Orwell: From Big Pig to Big Brother\n11. Commentary: Totalitarianism, Ideology, Power\n12. Sartre: History, Fiction and the Party\n13. Commentary: Soviet Forced Labour Camps\n14. Koestler: and the Little Flirts\n15. Commentary: Fellow-Travellers\n16. Greene: The Quiet American\n\nPart 3: History and Fiction in the Soviet Orbit\n\n17. Commentary: The Socialist Realist Novel from War to Cold War\n18. The Tragic Case of Vasily Grossman\n19. Commentary: Collectivization\n20. Pasternak: Doctor Zhivago\n21. Chukovskaya: Honour among Women\n22. Commentary: Purge and Terror\n23. The Iron Fist: The Trial of Daniel and Six