История грузинской литературы. Краткий очерк А. Барамидзе, Ш. Родиани, В. Жгенти

История грузинской литературы. Краткий очерк А. Барамидзе, Ш. Родиани, В. Жгенти

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История грузинской литературы. Краткий очерк А. Барамидзе, Ш. Родиани, В. Жгенти

История грузинской литературы. Краткий очерк А. Барамидзе, Ш. Родиани, В. Жгенти

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История грузинской литературы. Краткий очерк (А. Барамидзе, Ш. Родиани, В. Жгенти)
History of Georgian Literature. Short Outline
Published: Государственное учебно-педагогическое издательство Министерства Просвещения РСФСР, Москва, 1952.

📖 Details:

  • Authors: A. Барамидзе, Ш. Родиани, В. Жгенти

  • Publisher: State Educational-Pedagogical Publishing House, Moscow

  • Year: 1952

  • Language: Russian

  • Binding: Hardcover

  • Pages: ~340 (with table of contents, introduction, and detailed chapters)

  • Origin: Академия наук Грузинской ССР, Институт истории грузинской литературы имени Руставели

 Description:
This rare Soviet-era scholarly edition provides a comprehensive overview of Georgian literature from its early origins through the Soviet period. Written by leading Georgian scholars under the auspices of the Academy of Sciences of the Georgian SSR, the book explores key authors, movements, and historical developments in Georgian literary history.

The volume includes:

  • Introduction to Georgian literary traditions

  • Literature of the medieval period and Rustaveli’s influence

  • Development of literature in the 18th–19th centuries

  • Georgian Soviet literature and socialist realism

  • References and academic commentary

A valuable resource for collectors of Soviet academic publications, Slavic studies, Georgian cultural history, and literary scholarship.

📚 Condition:
Vintage copy, published in 1952. Some natural aging of paper, light signs of wear consistent with age. Binding intact, text clean and readable (see photos for details).


✅ Perfect for libraries, researchers, collectors of Soviet-era publications, or anyone interested in Georgian literature and culture.

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