Realistic Writing and Socialist-Realistic Canon: Artistic Experience of Vera Panova

Realistic Writing and Socialist-Realistic Canon: Artistic Experience of Vera Panova

The creative activity of V. Panova of the first post-war years, which are traditionally considered as the period of late socialist realism, became the material of analysis in this article. Focusing on the novel “Kruzhilikha”, thematically corresponding to the most orthodox genre of socialist realism...

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Format:	Article
Language:	Russian
Published:	Ural State Pedagogical University 2022-04-01
Series:	Филологический класс
Subjects:	socialist-realistic canon socialist realism russian literature russian women-writers literary creative activity literary genres literary plots literary images occupational novels individual style.
Online Access:	https://filclass.ru/en/archive/2022/vol-27-4/realisticheskoe-pismo-i-sotsrealisticheskij-kanon-khudozhestvennyj-opyt-very-panovoj

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