Forgotten Figures of Russian Censorship: From Nanny Judge to Jailer of Freedom

Authors

  • Ivana Peruško

Keywords:

ruska književnost, ruska kultura, sakralni status književnosti, pesnik kot prerok, cenzura, cenzorska politika, zač. 20. st., Russian literature, Russian culture, sacral status of literature, poet as prophet, cenzorship, censorship policy, beginnig of the 20th century

Abstract

The article deals with the unbreakable connection between the art of writing and the diminished freedom of expression in Russian culture. Wishing to point out the ambivalent role of literature in the Russian culture, the author analyzes two pivotal moments in the history of Russian censorship that to a large extent predetermined the period of the total Stalinist censorship. Although this period is discussed in all cultural and historical studies dealing with the relationship between the writer and the government, the author points out the hitherto neglected roles of Peter the Great and Nicholas I, while also demystifying Leninʼs free cultural policy.

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Published

2012-01-15

How to Cite

Peruško, I. (2012) “Forgotten Figures of Russian Censorship: From Nanny Judge to Jailer of Freedom”, Slavistična revija, 60(1), pp. 15–28. Available at: https://srl.si/ojs/srl/article/view/COBISS_ID-48884578 (Accessed: 18 July 2024).

Issue

Vol. 60 No. 1 (2012)

Section

ARTICLES

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