Алексей Сальников «Петровы в гриппе и вокруг него». Литературный подкаст "Закладка". Выпуск 20

Sign up for a MaxSwap card today and start enjoying all its benefits. Get 50% cashback with promo code STATUS in the app: https://maxwallet.onelink.me/U9pp/c59... or via the Telegram bot: https://analytics-maxswap.com/qjtdCb2s A special New Year's episode of the "Bookmark" podcast. Ekaterina Shulman and Galina Yuzefovich discuss Alexey Salnikov's novel "The Petrovs in and Around the Flu." THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) WAS PRODUCED, DISTRIBUTED, AND/OR SENT BY FOREIGN AGENT EKATERINA MIKHAYLOVNA SHULMAN, OR CONCERNING THE ACTIVITIES OF FOREIGN AGENT EKATERINA MIKHAYLOVNA SHULMAN TIMES CODES: 00:00 — Introduction 00:17 — Announcement of the program "Bookmark" and the novel "The Petrovs in the Flu" 02:38 — Publication history and reader success of the novel 07:06 — Alexey Salnikov: The Path to Prose 08:06 — Why did "The Petrovs in the Flu" become a phenomenon? 11:30 — Analysis of the novel and parallels with "The Master and Margarita" 12:18 — Plot: Petrov, Yekaterinburg on the eve of New Year's 14:16 — Mythology and the Underworld 16:03 — Realism and Mysticism in the Novel 18:34 — Christian and Pagan Motifs 21:14 — Nostalgia and Soviet Childhood 24:34 — The Theme of Literary Failure 28:44 — Petrov as a "Good Man" 31:06 — Moral Choice and the Price of Life 36:10 — Theory: The Novel Was Written by Petrov Himself 38:57 — Criticism and Controversy Around the Novel 47:17 — Film Adaptation of the Novel "The Petrovs in the Flu" 51:53 — Recommendations and Preview of the Next Episode If you enjoyed this episode, please support our podcast with a donation: https://campsite.bio/echo_bookmark Support Echo's New Year's broadcast: https://www.betterplace.org/en/projec... Download BistroVPN: https://vpnpay.io/ru/bistrovpn/ The bibliography and transcript of the episode will soon be available on the Echo website: https://echofm.online/programs/zakladka Site down? Always up-to-date links on the ECHO FM Telegram channel: https://t.me/echofm_online Books mentioned in this episode: "The Department" by Alexey Salnikov "The Master and Margarita" by Mikhail Bulgakov "The Luzhin Defense" by Vladimir Nabokov "The Historical Roots of the Fairy Tale" by Vladimir Propp "Madame Bovary" by Gustave Flaubert "Colophon" section: "Crossroads" by Jonathan Franzen Next episode: "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" by Robert Louis Stevenson. Order to Europe and the US: https://echo-books.com/shop/strannaya... Listen on other platforms: https://pc.st/en/1743131343