Cancer Ward: A Novel (Fsg Classics)

Cancer Ward: A Novel (Fsg Classics)

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The Russian Nobelist'S Semiautobiographical Novel Set In A Soviet Cancer Ward Shortly After Stalin'S Deathone Of The Great Allegorical Masterpieces Of World Literature, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn'S Cancer Ward Is Both A Deeply Compassionate Study Of People Facing Terminal Illness And A Brilliant Dissection Of The Cancerous Soviet Police State.Cancer Ward, Which Has Been Compared To The Masterpiece Of Another Nobel Prize Winner, The Magic Mountain By Thomas Mann, Examines The Relationship Of A Group Of People In The Cancer Ward Of A Provincial Soviet Hospital In 1955, Two Years After Stalin'S Death. While The Experiences Of The Central Character, Oleg Kostoglotov, Closely Reflect The Author'S Ownsolzhenitsyn Became A Patient In A Cancer Ward In The Mid1950S, On His Release From A Labor Camp, And Later Recoveredthe Patients, As A Group, Represent A Remarkable Cross Section Of Contemporary Russian Characters And Attitudes, Both Under Normal Circumstances And Then Reexamined At The Eleventh Hour Of Illness. A Seminal Work From One Of The Most Powerful Voices In Twentieth Century Literature, Cancer Ward Offers An Extraordinary Portrait Of Life In The Soviet Union.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What is the main theme of 'Cancer Ward'? A: 'Cancer Ward' explores the experiences of patients facing terminal illness within a Soviet hospital, serving as an allegory for the oppressive nature of the Soviet state.
  • Q: Who is the author of 'Cancer Ward'? A: The author of 'Cancer Ward' is Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, a Russian Nobel laureate known for his profound literary contributions.
  • Q: What is the setting of 'Cancer Ward'? A: 'Cancer Ward' is set in a provincial Soviet hospital in 1955, shortly after the death of Joseph Stalin.
  • Q: How many pages does 'Cancer Ward' have? A: 'Cancer Ward' contains 544 pages, providing an in-depth narrative of its characters and themes.
  • Q: What is the binding type of this edition of 'Cancer Ward'? A: This edition of 'Cancer Ward' is published in paperback binding.
  • Q: When was 'Cancer Ward' published? A: 'Cancer Ward' was published on April 14, 2015, as a reprint of the original work.
  • Q: Is 'Cancer Ward' suitable for readers interested in medical themes? A: Yes, 'Cancer Ward' is categorized under medical literature, making it suitable for readers interested in themes related to illness and the human condition.
  • Q: What makes 'Cancer Ward' a significant literary work? A: 'Cancer Ward' is considered a significant work due to its allegorical representation of life in the Soviet Union and its exploration of existential themes related to illness.
  • Q: Are there any notable comparisons made to other literary works? A: Yes, 'Cancer Ward' has been compared to Thomas Mann's 'The Magic Mountain' for its exploration of illness and the human experience.
  • Q: What type of readers would appreciate 'Cancer Ward'? A: 'Cancer Ward' is likely to resonate with readers interested in classic literature, allegorical narratives, and those seeking insights into the human experience in challenging circumstances.