Two prefaces by Anatoly Lunacharsky about Children and Youth’s literature
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Anatoly Lunacharsky, Literary criticism, Children and Youth's literature, Russian RevolutionAbstract
Translation of two prefaces by Anatoly Lunacharsky, an important name of the Russian Revolution, especially in the field of culture and literature. The first preface, from 1925, introduces a series of books by contemporary writers aimed at young people and schoolchildren. The second preface, from 1931, introduces a collection of critical articles of Soviet children's literature. The collection of these texts is intended to present a new face of Lunacharsky as a critic of contemporary and classic literature, as well as listing the themes he discussed about the production and reception of children's and young adult literature that are still relevant today.
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FELDMAN, David Markóvitch. Salon-predpriiatie: pisatel’skoe ob’’edinienie i kooperativnoe izdatel’stvo «Nikitinskie Subbotniki» v kontekstie literaturnogo protsessa 1920-1930-x godov. Moscou: Rossiiskii Gosudarstvennyi Gumanitarnyi Universitiet, 1998.
LUNATCHARSKI, Anatoli Vasilevitch. Predislovie [K «Bibliotiekie sovremennykh pisatelei dlia chkoly i iunochestva»]. In: IVANOV, V. Rasskazy. Moscou: Nikitinskie subbotnikii, 1925. p. V-XI. Disponível em: <http://lunacharsky.newgod.su/lib/ss-tom-2/predislovie-k-biblioteke-sovremennyh-pisatelej-dla-skoly-i-unosestva/>. Acesso em: 28 nov. 2024.
LUNATCHARSKI, Anatoli Vasilevitch. Predislovie. In: LUNATCHARSKI, Anatoli Vasilevitch (ed.) Dietskaia Litieratura: krititchieskii sbornik. Leningrado: GIKHL, 1931. p. 4–8.
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