The reader turned to be the central figure of Russian literature of the Twentieth century, having risen from the character to the author and from the author to the author’s image. This paper focuses on the transformation of the reader into the literary character in 1920s ‘skaz’ (with an emphases on Zoshchenko and Platonov); then into the author in Socialist Realism and finally, into the image of the Author in Sots-art. If Russian literature of the Nineteenth century was a literature of writers, in the Twentieth century it became a literature of readers. As for the Twenty-first century, in a crisis situation of the reading when the connection between the reader and the author of the text was torn, there is a danger that it may be a century o...
This study examines how 19th-century Russian literary tradition is manifested in L. Ulitskaya’s shor...
The Author attempts to prove that Russian classicists like Lomonosov, and especially Sumarokov and K...
The Author attempts to prove that Russian classicists like Lomonosov, and especially Sumarokov and K...
The reader turned to be the central figure of Russian literature of the Twentieth century, having ri...
The problem of the author and the forms of expression of his consciousness in the text were studied ...
The great writer had the surprising gift of transformation, it was dissolved in the images, sometime...
The present paper is devoted to the centenary of the remarkably popular poet and outstanding master ...
The present paper is devoted to the centenary of the remarkably popular poet and outstanding master ...
This article offers a comprehensive analysis of vision-related motifs in more than 30 works (both fi...
Article on ekphrastic poetry in Russian literature of the end of the 19th - beginning of the 20th ce...
In his works Mikhail Zoshchenko presented a brilliant sense of the common language which developed i...
The article is devoted to the study of the novel by Vladimir Fox, The Age of Jacob. The main purpose...
This article describes the attitude of Ukrainian authors of the late 19th andearly 20th century (Iva...
This study examines how 19th-century Russian literary tradition is manifested in L. Ulitskaya’s shor...
The abolitionist movement in the Russian Empire of the 19th century is associated, first of all, wit...
This study examines how 19th-century Russian literary tradition is manifested in L. Ulitskaya’s shor...
The Author attempts to prove that Russian classicists like Lomonosov, and especially Sumarokov and K...
The Author attempts to prove that Russian classicists like Lomonosov, and especially Sumarokov and K...
The reader turned to be the central figure of Russian literature of the Twentieth century, having ri...
The problem of the author and the forms of expression of his consciousness in the text were studied ...
The great writer had the surprising gift of transformation, it was dissolved in the images, sometime...
The present paper is devoted to the centenary of the remarkably popular poet and outstanding master ...
The present paper is devoted to the centenary of the remarkably popular poet and outstanding master ...
This article offers a comprehensive analysis of vision-related motifs in more than 30 works (both fi...
Article on ekphrastic poetry in Russian literature of the end of the 19th - beginning of the 20th ce...
In his works Mikhail Zoshchenko presented a brilliant sense of the common language which developed i...
The article is devoted to the study of the novel by Vladimir Fox, The Age of Jacob. The main purpose...
This article describes the attitude of Ukrainian authors of the late 19th andearly 20th century (Iva...
This study examines how 19th-century Russian literary tradition is manifested in L. Ulitskaya’s shor...
The abolitionist movement in the Russian Empire of the 19th century is associated, first of all, wit...
This study examines how 19th-century Russian literary tradition is manifested in L. Ulitskaya’s shor...
The Author attempts to prove that Russian classicists like Lomonosov, and especially Sumarokov and K...
The Author attempts to prove that Russian classicists like Lomonosov, and especially Sumarokov and K...