Michel Aucouturier, The "leninism" in the Soviet literary assessment. Although Lenin was one of the Russian Marxist publicists who had never dealt directly with the specific problems of art and literary creation, he is considered by the Marxist literary critics of the USSR as the true founder of their school of thought. Until 1930, the title belonged to Plehanov and to his followers, in particular to Pereverzev, later denounced for "vulgar sociologism ". In fact the texts of Lenin on Tolstoi and on the party press — to which as from 1930 were added the notions of "reflection" and of "chosen position" — supplied their author with a theoretical justification of a literature subordinated to the party and the State. The "leninism", insofar as l...
As ideological discourses have often been studied, we intend to highlight the construction of the So...
This edited volume assembles the work of leading international scholars in a comprehensive history o...
It should be interesting to study here the moment when Louis Althusser, just before the “sixty-eight...
Michel Aucouturier, The "leninism" in the Soviet literary assessment. Although Lenin was one of the ...
Michel Aucouturier, Gor'kii and the Marxist literary criticism before the Revolution. The first pro-...
Gérard Abensour, Leninism and the intellectual life. Polemic in 1905 between Briusov and Lenin. In 1...
Ideas versus ideology K. Papaioannou Stalin's disappearance opened the first stage in the general cr...
Günther H. Soviet Literary Criticism and the Formulation of the Aesthetics of Socialist Realism. In:...
Gorky believed that Soviet literature was inadequately performing the role the Revolution had assign...
This book completes the author's study of the sociology of the literary process in Soviet Russia, be...
Writers in the post-ideological space : the “ Soviet” as a phenomenon in the debate between art and ...
There is a connection between the formal theory and the history in which formalists were submerged,...
Soviet images of French literature are often reduced to the Stalinist canon of the late 1930s that c...
This Master's thesis tackle what it means to be a Communist and an intellectual through the example ...
Evolution of Soviet literary policy : XXth-XXVIIth Communist Party Congresses This article examines...
As ideological discourses have often been studied, we intend to highlight the construction of the So...
This edited volume assembles the work of leading international scholars in a comprehensive history o...
It should be interesting to study here the moment when Louis Althusser, just before the “sixty-eight...
Michel Aucouturier, The "leninism" in the Soviet literary assessment. Although Lenin was one of the ...
Michel Aucouturier, Gor'kii and the Marxist literary criticism before the Revolution. The first pro-...
Gérard Abensour, Leninism and the intellectual life. Polemic in 1905 between Briusov and Lenin. In 1...
Ideas versus ideology K. Papaioannou Stalin's disappearance opened the first stage in the general cr...
Günther H. Soviet Literary Criticism and the Formulation of the Aesthetics of Socialist Realism. In:...
Gorky believed that Soviet literature was inadequately performing the role the Revolution had assign...
This book completes the author's study of the sociology of the literary process in Soviet Russia, be...
Writers in the post-ideological space : the “ Soviet” as a phenomenon in the debate between art and ...
There is a connection between the formal theory and the history in which formalists were submerged,...
Soviet images of French literature are often reduced to the Stalinist canon of the late 1930s that c...
This Master's thesis tackle what it means to be a Communist and an intellectual through the example ...
Evolution of Soviet literary policy : XXth-XXVIIth Communist Party Congresses This article examines...
As ideological discourses have often been studied, we intend to highlight the construction of the So...
This edited volume assembles the work of leading international scholars in a comprehensive history o...
It should be interesting to study here the moment when Louis Althusser, just before the “sixty-eight...