In the aftermath of the October Revolution and the civil war, many Russians immigrated to France. When they arrived in France, such newcomers brought with them a profound and deep sense of loss and nostalgia. Their universe crumbled with the Russian old regime, and the memories of pre-1917 Russia came to dominate the themes of the Russian émigré literature in the 1920s. Despite numerous material difficulties, the Russian émigrés produced a great deal of writing that included memoirs, diaries, accounts of the Great War, and fiction. This paper will analyse the discourse of nostalgia in the works produced by these émigrés; the novels and short stories written by four writers, Ivan Bunin (1870-1953), Nadezhda Teffi (1872-1952), Romain Gary (19...
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Cette thèse se propose d’explorer, à travers la figure de l’émigré russe dans le cinéma et la carica...
In recent years, the burgeoning field of research on ‘post-communist nostalgia’ has concentrated mai...
Lenin promised peace to the Russian people, but it was an illusion that never came, for the country ...
In the aftermath of the October Revolution and the civil war, many Russians immigrated to France. Wh...
This dissertation explores an issue which has not yet been examined systematically: the place of Rus...
Pour une mise en ligne sur ÉpisciencesThis article addresses the problem of preserving the memory of...
The interest in Russian memory of the First World War grew significantly in the last ten years. Kare...
Toward the History of Russian Literature in Exile : the “Heroic Period” of Young Russian Poetry in P...
In the years following the Russian revolutions and Civil War, millions of Russians fled their homela...
This article explores the phenomenon of nostalgia for the Soviet era found in contemporary Russian s...
The prerequisites for the study are the relevant trends in modern humanities that study the “era of ...
For centuries, French culture had been held in high regard among Russian society and many Russian wr...
The article offers a comparative analysis of modern literature in France and Russia and examines the...
International audienceIn the history of Russia’s Finno-Ugric literatures, the 1920s are an extraordi...
The superfluous man and the Russian reception of the French personal novel. This article aims at ...
Cette thèse se propose d’explorer, à travers la figure de l’émigré russe dans le cinéma et la carica...
In recent years, the burgeoning field of research on ‘post-communist nostalgia’ has concentrated mai...
Lenin promised peace to the Russian people, but it was an illusion that never came, for the country ...