Литературная критика первой волны русской эмиграции

At the beginning of the 20th century, literary criticism existed in very different forms. One part of it developed in Russia, another in exile, in émigré centers: Belgrade, Paris, London, Berlin. And this is an extraordinarily interesting combination, because the critics were completely different people and achieved completely different results. Precisely because this lecture will be devoted to the history of literary criticism in exile, it will be delivered online. The lecture will be delivered by the renowned literary historian and screenwriter Ivan Tolstoy. 00:00 - Introduction by Boris Kupriyanov 01:24 - Introduction to the Lecture 01:59 - Waves of Emigration 07:29 - The First Wave 10:54 - Characteristics of Russian Criticism 16:45 - What did Russian criticism gravitate toward in exile? 23:17 - Characteristics of the First Wave of Emigration 26:02 - Where is the True Russia? 29:59 - Self-Awareness 34:14 - The Literary Atmosphere 39:12 - Significant Figures in Russian Criticism 39:41 - Nikolai Berdyaev 42:50 - Georgy Fedotov 48:15 - Fyodor Stepun 50:19 - Other Critics in Exile 55:07 - Aesthetic Criticism 01:07:42 - Conclusion House of Creativity website https://pro-peredelkino.org Upcoming events https://pro-peredelkino.org/events