Red Cavalry

Red Cavalry Criticism

• Principal Works
• Introduction
• Essays
  • A Generic Approach to Babel's Red Cavalry
  • The Rhetoric of Revolution in Babel's Konarmija
  • Babel's Short Story ‘Zamost'e.’
  • Red Cavalry
  • Intertextual Montage in Babel's Konarmija
  • ‘Spoil the Purest of Ladies’: Male and Female Imagery in Isaac Babel's Konarmiya
  • ‘Up’ and ‘Down’, Madonna and Prostitute: The Role of Ambivalence in Red Cavalry by Isaac Babel
  • Isaak Babel's Konarmiia: Meanings and Endings
  • Isaak Babel and His Red Cavalry Cossacks
  • The Paradox of Red Cavalry
  • Some Themes and Archetypes in Babel's Red Cavalry
  • Kinship and Concealment in Red Cavalry and Babel's 1920 Diary
  • The Year of Writing Dangerously
  • The Jewishness of Babel
  • Isaac Babel and His Odyssey of War and Revolution
  • The Jew among the Cossacks: Isaac Babel and the Red Cavalry in the Soviet-Polish War of 1920
  • Skaz and Oral Usage as Satirical Devices in Isaak Babel's Red Calvary
  • Ekphrasis in Isaak Babel
  • About Stars, Blood, People, and Horses
• Further Reading