The French reception of Bakhtin’s book on Rabelais excludes the author of
Gargantua and Pantagruel. However, by analyzing Rabelais’s text as a reflection of
national culture and ignoring the author’s role in the develo...
After A. M. Gorky decided to return to Moscow in 1931, he conceived
agitation-propaganda publishing series: “The History of Factories and Plants,” “The
History of the Village,” “The History of Women from Primitive Time...
The essay analyzes a specifc case of Ukrainian writer Yaroslav Melnik whose literary career is often related to the so called new literary immigration.
Melnik has lived for the last twenty fve years outside of Ukraine,...
This article examines the understudied subjects of Lermontov life and work: his stay
at the Moscow noble boarding school and his direct engagement in Cepheus, a literary
annual run by the literary circle of Raich, wher...
This article is part of the larger research project “Philosophical
Thought of the Russian ‘Silver Age’ and Folklore.” Its aim is philosophical reflection
of the Russian folk culture considering it as living tradition th...
Rabelais’ “culture of folk humor” as a Technique of Archaicized Narration
The French reception of Bakhtin’s book on Rabelais excludes the author of Gargantua and Pantagruel. However, by analyzing Rabelais’s text as a reflection of national culture and ignoring the author’s role in the develo...
THE PROBLEMS OF URBANISM IN THE LITERARY-HISTORICAL PROCESS OF THE 1930s (Antsyferov and Zolotarev in the Publishing Project “History of Russian Towns as the History of Russian Everyday Life.” On Archival Materials)
After A. M. Gorky decided to return to Moscow in 1931, he conceived agitation-propaganda publishing series: “The History of Factories and Plants,” “The History of the Village,” “The History of Women from Primitive Time...
ON THE FRONTIER OF REALITIES The Case of Yaroslav Melnik
The essay analyzes a specifc case of Ukrainian writer Yaroslav Melnik whose literary career is often related to the so called new literary immigration. Melnik has lived for the last twenty fve years outside of Ukraine,...
LERMONTOV ROMANTICISM AND JENA SCHOOL. Part 2
This article examines the understudied subjects of Lermontov life and work: his stay at the Moscow noble boarding school and his direct engagement in Cepheus, a literary annual run by the literary circle of Raich, wher...
IN SEARCH OF FOLKLORE IMPERATIVE: IVAN A. IL’YIN AND PHILOSOPHICAL THOUGHT OF THE RUSSIAN IMMIGRATION CIRCLE
This article is part of the larger research project “Philosophical Thought of the Russian ‘Silver Age’ and Folklore.” Its aim is philosophical reflection of the Russian folk culture considering it as living tradition th...