Less Than One

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Less Than One is a collection of autobiographical essays and literary criticism by Joseph Brodsky that reflects on his life, exile, and the nature of art and language.

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instanceOf essay collection
non-fiction book
author Joseph Brodsky NERFINISHED
awarded National Book Critics Circle Award for Criticism NERFINISHED
containsEssay A Guide to a Renamed City
A Room and a Half NERFINISHED
Catastrophes in the Air NERFINISHED
Footnote to a Poem NERFINISHED
In a Room and a Half NERFINISHED
Less Than One NERFINISHED
On Tyranny NERFINISHED
The Child of Civilization NERFINISHED
The Condition We Call Exile NERFINISHED
The Keening of the Dead NERFINISHED
The Sound of the Tide NERFINISHED
The Stone That Broke the Poet’s Back NERFINISHED
To Please a Shadow NERFINISHED
contributedTo Joseph Brodsky’s reputation as an essayist
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticalReception highly acclaimed
discussesAuthor Anna Akhmatova NERFINISHED
Fyodor Dostoevsky NERFINISHED
Marina Tsvetaeva NERFINISHED
Osip Mandelstam NERFINISHED
W. H. Auden NERFINISHED
discussesTheme memory and history
moral responsibility of the writer
relationship between art and politics
the nature of language
genre autobiographical essays
literary criticism
hasForm prose
hasPerspective autobiographical
émigré
influencedBy European modernism NERFINISHED
Russian poetic tradition
language English
notableFor critical essays on Russian and European writers
reflection on exile and identity
originalPublicationYear 1986
publisher Farrar, Straus and Giroux NERFINISHED
subject Joseph Brodsky NERFINISHED
Russian literature
Soviet Union NERFINISHED
art
exile
language
poetry

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