“The most bitter black-hundredist and bullhead, he’s putrefied completely…”: Ivan Nazhivin on Ivan Bunin (1930s)
The article reveals the reasons for Ivan Nazhivin’s hatred of Ivan Bunin, which became evident in the mid 1930s. The anti-Bunin campaign launched by Nazhivin is presented as a multi-pass combination. Nazhivin discredited the luminary of émigré literature in personal correspondence with Maxim Gorky,...
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Russian Academy of Sciences. A.M. Gorky Institute of World Literature
2019
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/1c86efe9ef1d4cf3bb51fed846ff31ca |
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| Sumario: | The article reveals the reasons for Ivan Nazhivin’s hatred of Ivan Bunin, which became evident in the mid 1930s. The anti-Bunin campaign launched by Nazhivin is presented as a multi-pass combination. Nazhivin discredited the luminary of émigré literature in personal correspondence with Maxim Gorky, Mark Aldanov, Mikhail Osorgin, Sergei Svatikov, in critical-journalistic works which were intended for print, but remained unpublished, as well as in the novel “The Non-Highly-Regarded” (Tianjin, 1935). The article is based on little-known materials from RGALI, GARF, RAL and the Library of International Modern Documentation (La bibliothèque de documentation internationale contemporaine, Paris — Nanterre). |
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