The Soviet Adherer of the Pochvennichestvo: Reflections on the Worldview of Vladimir Alekseevich Chivilikhin
https://doi.org/10.53822/2712-9276-2023-3-52-73
Abstract
The paper attempts to review the mindset and ideological foundations of the works by the Soviet writer and publicist Vladimir Chivilikhin, whose novel‑essay “Memory” was not only a phenomenon in the Russian Soviet literary process of the second half of the 20th century, but also served as an occasion for a broad public discussion, which allows us to consider it as the significant event of public life and the basis for analyzing the intellectual discourse of the late Soviet era. At the same time, the research is based not only on the author’s fiction and journalistic works, but also on personal materials (diaries, letters, memoirs) and is conducted in the context of social and ideological problems of the last decades of the Soviet period.
About the Author
N. S. Zelikina
St. Petersburg University Of The Humanities And Social
Sciences
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Nina Samuilovna Zelikina — Candidate of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Journalism, Faculty of Culture
15, Fuchika str., Saint Petersburg, 192238
References
1. “Pokoia dlia seiatelia net...”. Chelovek i priroda v tvorchestve Vladimira Chivilikhina [“There is No Rest for the Sower...” Man and Nature in the Works of Vladimir Chivilikhin]. (1978). Nash sovremennik, 2, 164–189. [In Russian].
2. Berdinskikh, V. A. (2019). Istoricheskaia paranauka i kraevedenie [Historical Parascience and Local History]. Voprosy istorii, 4, 172–175. [In Russian].
3. Chivilikhin, V. A. (1978). Pamyat’. Puteshestvie v proshloe [Memory. Journey to the Past]. Nash sovremennik, 2, 62–103. [In Russian].
4. Chivilikhin, V. A. (1980). Pamyat’ [Memory]. Nash sovremennik, 8–12. [In Russian].
5. Chivilikhin, V. A. (1982). Pamyat’ [Memory]. Roman-gazeta, 16–17. [In Russian].
6. Chivilikhin, V. A. (1983). Pamyat’ [Memory]. Nash sovremennik, 5–11. [In Russian].
7. Chivilikhin, V. A. (1984). Pamyat’ [Memory]. Nash sovremennik, 3–4. [In Russian].
8. Chivilikhin, V. A. (1985). Pamyat’ [Memory]. Roman-gazeta, 3–4. [In Russian].
9. Chivilikhin, V. A. (1988). Pamyat’ : roman-esse : v 2 kn. [Memory. An Essay Novel in Two Books]. Moscow: Khudozhestvennaia literatura. [In Russian].
10. Chivilikhin, V. A. (2008). Dnevniki, pis’ma. Vospominaniia sovremennikov [Diaries, Letters. Memoirs of Contemporaries]. Moscow: Algoritm. [In Russian].
11. Chivilikhina, E. V. (1998). O Vladimire Chivilikhine. K 70-letiiu so dnia rozhdeniia [About Vladimir Chivilikhin. To the 70th Anniversary of His Birth]. Nash sovremennik, 3, 200–210. [In Russian].
12. Dostoevsky, F. M. (1974). Dnevnik pisatelia za 1880 [A Writer’s Diary for 1880]. In Complete works in 30 volumes (Vol. 26). Leningrad: Nauka. [In Russian].
13. Golovenchenko, S. A. (1993). Tvorchestvo V. A. Chivilikhina v literaturnom protsesse 60-h— pervoi poloviny 80-h gg. [The Work of V. A. Chivilikhin in the Literary Process of the 60s — the First Half of the 80s] [Dissertation Abstract of Candidate of Philological Sciences]. Moscow. [In Russian].
14. Kazarkin, A. (1990). Sobiratel’ pamiati [Collector of Memory]. In Tri imeni: F. Dostoevsky, V. Fedorov, V. Chivilikhin [Three Names: F. Dostoevsky, V. Fedorov, V. Chivilikhin] (pp. 99–147). Kemerovo: Kemerovskoe kn. izdatel’stvo. [In Russian]
15. Li, Ts. (2023). Retseptsiia kontseptsii L. N. Gumileva v russkoi literature rubezha XX–XXI vv. [Reception of the Concept of L. N. Gumilyov in Russian Literature at the Turn of the 20th–21st Centuries]. Voprosy istorii, 2, 234–244. [In Russian].
16. O Leonove [About Leonov]. (1979). Moscow: Sovremennik. [In Russian].
17. Pamyat’ : istoricheskii sb. [Memory: Historical collection]. (2005). Paris: Izdanie Assotsiatsii “Russkii Institut v Parizhe”. [In Russian].
18. Parfenov, V. F. (2000). Eksperiment v taige: Kedrograd i ustoichivoe razvitie [Experiment in the Taiga: Kedrograd and Sustainable Development]. Moscow: NIA-Priroda. [In Russian].
19. Rasputin, V. G. (1998). On skazal glavnoe slovo [He Said the Main Word]. Gudok, 14th of March. [In Russian].
20. Shaliapina, L. V. (2000). Evoliutsiia khudozhestvennoi kontseptsii istorii v sovremennom istoricheskom romane [The Evolution of the Artistic Concept of History in the Modern Historical Novel] [Dissertation Abstract of Candidate of Philological Sciences]. Barnaul. [In Russian]
21. Shnirelman, V. A. (2015). Ariiskii mif v sovremennom mire [Aryan Myth in the Modern World]. Moscow: Novoe literaturnoe obozrenie. [In Russian].
22. Shnirelman, V. A. (2016). Sotsial’naia pamiat’ i obrazy proshlogo [Social Memory and Images of the Past]. Novoe proshloe. The New Past, 1, 100–129. [In Russian].
23. Yudin, V. A. (1990). Chelovek. Istoriia. Pamyat’ [Man. Story. Memory]. Moscow: Mysl’. [In Russian].
24. Zalesov, G. (2022). Kedrograd ot mifa k real’nosti [Kedrograd from Myth to Reality]. Nachalo veka, 3, 43–51. [In Russian].
25. Zelikina, N. S. (2010). Filosofskaia publitsistika 1920-h gg. o problemakh ideologii [Philosophical Journalism of the 1920s on the Problems of Ideology]. In Noveishaia istoriia Rossii: vremia, sobytiia, liudi : sb. statei i vospominanii (k 75-letiiu pochetnogo professora SPbGU G. L. Soboleva) [Contemporary History of Russia: Time, Events, People: Collection of Articles and Memoirs (To the 75th Anniversary of the Honorary Professor of St. Petersburg State University G. L. Sobolev)] (pp. 249–263). Saint Petersburg. [In Russian].
26. Zelikina, N. S. (2018). K istorii bytovaniia idei marksizma v Sovetskoi Rossii: ot populiarizatsii k dogmatizatsii [On the History of the Ideas of Marxism in Soviet Russia: From Popularization to Dogmatization]. In Kontury budushchego v kontekste mirovogo kul’turnogo razvitiia. XVIII mezhdunarodnye Likhachevskie nauchnye chteniia. 17–19 maia 2018 [Contours of the Future in the Context of World Cultural Development. XVIII International Likhachev Scientific Readings. May 17–19, 2018] (pp. 310–312). Saint Petersburg: SPbGUP. [In Russian].
Review
For citations:
Zelikina N.S. The Soviet Adherer of the Pochvennichestvo: Reflections on the Worldview of Vladimir Alekseevich Chivilikhin. Orthodoxia. 2023;(3):52-73. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.53822/2712-9276-2023-3-52-73
Views:
134
Email this article 