Less Than One: Selected Essays

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Less Than One: Selected Essays is a celebrated collection of autobiographical and literary essays by Nobel Prize–winning poet Joseph Brodsky, reflecting on exile, Russian literature, and the moral responsibilities of the writer.

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instanceOf essay collection
non-fiction book
author Joseph Brodsky
authorAward Nobel Prize in Literature
authorAwardYear 1987
authorNationality Russian-American
awardReceived National Book Critics Circle Award for Criticism
awardReceivedYear 1986
countryOfPublication United States
criticalReception considered a modern classic of the essay form
widely acclaimed
form prose
genre autobiographical essays
essay
literary criticism
hasEssay In a Room and a Half
linked to: A Room and a Half

Less Than One
Less Than One (title essay)
linked to: Less Than One

essays on Andrei Platonov
essays on Anna Akhmatova
essays on Osip Mandelstam
essays on Russian poets
influencedBy European literature
Russian poetic tradition
language English
literaryPeriod late 20th century
mediaType print
notableFor essays on Russian and European writers
reflections on exile and displacement
publicationYear 1986
publisher Farrar, Straus and Giroux
setting Soviet Leningrad
linked to: Leningrad

United States
subject Russian literature
Soviet Union
autobiography
exile
moral responsibility of the writer
poetry
theme art and ethics
identity
language and translation
memory
totalitarianism

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Joseph Brodsky notableEssayCollection Less Than One: Selected Essays
On Grief and Reason hasPart “Less Than One” (essay)
linked to: Less Than One: Selected Essays
On Grief and Reason hasPart “In a Room and a Half” (essay)
linked to: Less Than One: Selected Essays