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  • June 20, 2013
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“SOCIALIST IDEA WILL RUIN ITSELF IF IT REFUSES TO PROTECT HUMAN DIGNITY” (WALKING ON TWO EXHIBITIONS OF ARCHIVAL DOCUMENTS)

Abstract

The author suggests the analysis of some aspects of the relationship between the intelligentsia of Russia and France after 1917 – foreign writers’ understanding of political, ethical and aesthetic changes that predetermined the movement of culture in the USSR; considers the questions occurred due to the fact that the repressive methods of culture “management” were not appropriate to the very notion of “socialist country”, and as a starting point of the analysis takes the material from the exhibition “Writers and Intellectuals of Russia and France 1917-1991”.

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Tamara Vladimirovna Balashova

Institute of World Literature named after A. M. Gor'kii, Russian Academy of Sciences

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  • Published: June 20, 2013.

Keywords

  • взаимоотношения культур
  • критерии оценки художественного произведения
  • перевод
  • взаимовлияние
  • the relationship of cultures
  • criteria for evaluating work of art
  • translation
  • interference

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