I don t know what modern Russian and Soviet literature is like

Official literature, also known as imperial literature or endorsement literature, refers to literature that the government firmly controls the right to publish literature, organizes literary workers, and produces literature in batches, in large quantities, and in a mechanized manner. These literary workers are routinely given the title of writers, and according to their contributions, they are divided into various ranks, associations**, life members, long-term members, short-term members, temporary members, associate members, etc., corresponding to the treatment of various official ranks. The 20th century was a shining era of official literature.

In the middle of the 20th century, the number of official literature in the world exceeded the number of documented works of all literary works of all dynasties in the world by 73 times" (Russian literary critic Lipovetsky). The Su Writers' Association and its subordinate publications were collectively packaged and sold to the merchant Buratov. Joining Buratov's writers' association is subject to a fee.

Literature has been transformed from an official club into a businessman's club.

"Analysis of the Characteristics of Russian Literature and Its Causes".

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It has a distinct political color, has a democratic tendency, and satirical allegorical poems and comedies have reappeared successively, and aesthetic poetry and ** have appeared.

17th century: with democratic tendencies.

Thanks to the formation of an all-Russian market and the development of international cultural exchanges, Russian literature has gradually become richer. The creations of the priest Avakum and the court poet Simion Polotsky show a new development in religious literature. The chaotic situation in the early 17th century, caused by the armed intervention of Poland and Sweden and the change of dynasties, hindered the development of Russian literature.

By the 20s, political writings on the "chaotic period" flourished. In the second half of the 17th century, thanks to the formation of the all-Russian market and the development of international cultural exchanges, literature began to break through the pattern of the Middle Ages, and the subject matter and genre increased, and a large number of secular stories with democratic tendencies appeared that described social life, or reflected a hazy vision of a new life and a betrayal of old traditions, or exposed and satirized social ills.

At the same time, religious literature also took on a new character.

18th century: Satirical allegorical poems and comedies reappear.

The literature of the time of Peter I is still a mixture of old and new, with a transitional character. Classicism, which arose in the 30s on the basis of Peter's reforms, was the basic school of Russian literature for almost half a century after that, showing the struggle between the principles of Enlightenment and medieval thought.

Lomonosov standardized the literary genre and language, and changed the syllabic style to syllable and accented poems that were more suitable for the characteristics of the Russian language, which contributed to the formation of a unified Russian national culture and the development of poetry. In classical literature, satire grew faster. In the 50s, satirical allegorical poems and comedies reappeared.

Mid-to-late 19th century: Aesthetic poetry and ** appeared.

In Russian literature, the more famous ones are Tolstoy's romantic poetry and **, Fett's (1820-1892) and Druzhnin's (1824-1864) aesthetic poetry and **, etc., but their achievements and influences are far from being comparable with realism.

All the works of Tolstoy are worth it.

Tolstoy! Tolstoy!

Dosfuevsky Tolstoy.

Dostoevsky's "The Insulted and the Damaged", "The Brothers Karamazov".

Bulgakov's The Master and Margaret

Pasternak's "Doctor Zhivago".

s. a.Alexievich's "The Sorrow of Chernobyl".

If it can also be counted as Russian, Nabokov's "Lolita".

A classic of classics.

Crime and punishment are the quiet Don River.

Anna Karenina.

Chekhov's short story**.

1. Hunter's Notes.

2. Anna Karenina.

3. Resurrection. 4. War and peace.

5. The Karamazov brothers.

6. Childhood. 7. How steel is made.

Rus' literature, especially Russian literature before World War II and in the 19th century, is one of the most important in the world, in terms of the ideas in which it operates, the questions it raises, and the analysis of human life as an individual and society that interacts with the world. Russian literature of the 19th century was known for the realist current, championed by Tolstoy and Dostoevsky, but also by other writers. I think it's worth reading these literary works,1 "The Brothers Karamazov" 2 "Tales of the House of the Dead" "The Devil" 4 "Notes on the Underground".

I think that if you want to understand the human mind and the problems that exist, you have to read it.

Childhood, how steel is made, resurrection.

"How Steel is Made".