Selected Works of Belinsky - (Volume 6)

Author: Belinsky
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: The "Selected Works of Belinsky" are compiled and translated based on the thirteen-volume "Collected Works of Belinsky" published by the Soviet Academy of Sciences, and with reference to the three-volume "Selected Works of Belinsky" published by the Soviet State Literature Publishing House in 1948. The main content includes critiques of Pushkin, Lermontov, Gogol, and other important Russian writers, annual literary reviews from 1840 to 1847, critiques of certain erroneous trends and works in contemporary Russian literature, as well as some comments on Western European literature. All of Belinsky's more important essays have been included as much as possible. Through these six volumes of literary essays, readers should be able to gain a basic understanding of Belinsky's literary views, his major works, and his significant influence on the development of Russian realist literary trends. These works of literary theory will undoubtedly provide an important basis for studying the development of Russian literature and also serve as a practical reference for literary creation in our country. It can be said that this is a literary heritage of considerable weight and value. This book is the "Selected Works of Belinsky" (Volume 6).