„Literatura sovietică, mărețul nostru exemplu” (o incursiune în culisele celui de-al doilea Congres Unional al Scriitorilor din U.R.S.S.)”
In this study we analyze the trends imposed by the Literature Masters from Kremlin to the U.R.S.S. writers or to the friends from others countries on the Second Federal Congress of Soviet Writers. No violence or nihilism theory, advanced on U.R.S.S. literary press, because of the disinterest or comp...
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Editura Academiei Române
2020-12-01
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| Series: | Revista de Istorie și Teorie Literară |
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| Online Access: | https://ritl.ro/pdf/2020/10_A-M_Banica.pdf |
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| Summary: | In this study we analyze the trends imposed by the Literature Masters from Kremlin to the U.R.S.S. writers or to the friends from others countries on the Second Federal Congress of Soviet Writers. No violence or nihilism theory, advanced on U.R.S.S. literary press, because of the disinterest or complicity of some soviets writers, are subjects discussed on the conference. So, there is a necessity that the writers give up to the dramas of the unpriced I and to the free manifestation. The artist uniqueness, the singularity of creation, the subjectiveness from literature must be replaced with militant writer imagine, with revolutionary elan and with the combatant spirit, all this ideas being inoculated by writers among people using ideological messages. In Romania, from the confessions found on time publications, the event is eagerly awaited by some Romanian literary men. The instructions from Kremlin are valorized on theoretical or applied studies, the Romanian works being read by using the realism-socialist methods. But, sometimes, the artistic feeling is more powerful than the assignments given by the Seniors Official. This is the case of N. Tertulian who reintegrated the artistic element into literary ideology values. |
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| ISSN: | 0034-8392 3061-4201 |