Nikolai Chernyshevsky (1828-1889) is a figure of monumental importance in Russia, still largely overlooked in the West, who made history as the author of What Is to Be Done? (1863). The novel intended to provide a “guide to life”, a model for young radicals to organize their daily lives, personal relations, and emotions. The idea of creating “new men” and “new women” for the new revolutionary age was born. And What Is to Be Done? indeed became a guide to life, with the fictional situations (marriages and adulteries, the establishment of communes) enacted in real life, with varied results. This fusion of “literature and reality”, with the one infecting the other, provides an ideal subject for a semiotic study of culture that shows the recipr...
Catherine Liamina endeavours to rebuild the genesis of an image from Epinal, that of a solitary writ...
Alexander Herzen is one of the representatives of the progressive and radical thought in Russia in t...
Dans la Russie puis dans l'Union Soviétique des années 1920, des mouvements littéraires tels que le ...
Nikolaï Tchernychevski (1828-1889), personnage d’une importance colossale en Russie, encore bien tro...
The superfluous man and the Russian reception of the French personal novel. This article aims at ...
Viktor Shklovsky, one of the founding fathers of the Russian formalist group opoyaz, devoted much of...
The Representation of Woman in Chekhov’s Prose and Dramaturgy Čexov' s works are the representation...
Nikolai Chernyshevskii (1828–89), a major nineteenth-century writer and thinker, continues to play i...
Le prestige de grandes figures littéraires du XIXe siècle russe, comme Dostoïevski, Tolstoï ou Gogol...
This dissertation examines the literary works of the first cohort of non-noble writers (raznochintsy...
André Monnier, A Russian Utopia at the time of Catherine the Great. This article analyzes the little...
The article concerns the history of this autobiographical novel which illustrates in a particularly ...
Etudier la façon dont l’individu s’exprime, se raconte et s’invente dans la littérature de l’époque ...
Jean Bonamour, Birth of a novel. Comments on the case of A hero of our time. There is a great and ju...
Tolstoy's correspondence with Vladimir Chertkov sheds a new light on the relationship between the tw...
Catherine Liamina endeavours to rebuild the genesis of an image from Epinal, that of a solitary writ...
Alexander Herzen is one of the representatives of the progressive and radical thought in Russia in t...
Dans la Russie puis dans l'Union Soviétique des années 1920, des mouvements littéraires tels que le ...
Nikolaï Tchernychevski (1828-1889), personnage d’une importance colossale en Russie, encore bien tro...
The superfluous man and the Russian reception of the French personal novel. This article aims at ...
Viktor Shklovsky, one of the founding fathers of the Russian formalist group opoyaz, devoted much of...
The Representation of Woman in Chekhov’s Prose and Dramaturgy Čexov' s works are the representation...
Nikolai Chernyshevskii (1828–89), a major nineteenth-century writer and thinker, continues to play i...
Le prestige de grandes figures littéraires du XIXe siècle russe, comme Dostoïevski, Tolstoï ou Gogol...
This dissertation examines the literary works of the first cohort of non-noble writers (raznochintsy...
André Monnier, A Russian Utopia at the time of Catherine the Great. This article analyzes the little...
The article concerns the history of this autobiographical novel which illustrates in a particularly ...
Etudier la façon dont l’individu s’exprime, se raconte et s’invente dans la littérature de l’époque ...
Jean Bonamour, Birth of a novel. Comments on the case of A hero of our time. There is a great and ju...
Tolstoy's correspondence with Vladimir Chertkov sheds a new light on the relationship between the tw...
Catherine Liamina endeavours to rebuild the genesis of an image from Epinal, that of a solitary writ...
Alexander Herzen is one of the representatives of the progressive and radical thought in Russia in t...
Dans la Russie puis dans l'Union Soviétique des années 1920, des mouvements littéraires tels que le ...