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Literary Encyclopedia

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Originally published
  
1929

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Literary Encyclopedia (Russian: Литературная энциклопедия) is a 12-volume encyclopedia published in the USSR from 1929 until 1939. It contains more than 5000 entries with a focus on Russian and Soviet authors, as well as literary schools, trends, directions, and literary concepts. The 10th volume was delayed by Soviet censors in 1937, rumored to be a result of concerns about the article "Russian literature" The series was halted in 1939 after the publication of the 11th volume. The 12 volume was published later based on drafts.

Contents

Volumes

  • Volume 1: Abay - Byvalov (1930))
  • Volume 2: Bylinas - Griboedov (1929)
  • Volume 3: Grigorovich - Dyalsky (1930)
  • Volume 4: The Gospel - Ishki (1930)
  • Volume 5: Kaan - Kiichelbecker (1931)
  • Volume 6: La Barth - (1932)
  • Volume 7: Marly - German Literature (1934)
  • Volume 8: German - Plutarch (1934)
  • Volume 9: Pnin - Roman (1935)
  • Volume 10: Romanov - "Contemporary" (Journal of Nekrasov and II Panayeva) (1937)
  • Volume 11: Stanzas - Forteguerri (1939)
  • Volume 12: Fortunat - Iashvili (not completed)
  • Drafts and manuscripts of volumes 10 through 12 were preserved and have been used to construct the planned content. In 2005, ETS Publishing House released a CD-ROM which included some restored materials.

    Editors and contributors

    Managing Editor (Volume 1-6), Editor (Volumes 7-11):

  • V. M. Fritzsche (Volumes 1-2)
  • Anatoly Lunacharsky (Volumes 3-11)
  • Executive secretary (Volumes 1-5), Academic Secretary (Volumes 6-11):

  • O. Beskin (Volumes 1-5)
  • M. S. Gelfand (Volume 6)
  • E. N. Mikhailova (Volumes 7-11)
  • Editorial Board:

  • I. M. Bespalov (Volumes 2-4)
  • P. I. Lebedev-Polyansky
  • Lunacharsky
  • I. L. Matza (Volumes 2-9)
  • I. M. Nusinov
  • V. F. Pereverzev (Volumes 1-3)
  • I. Skrypnyk (Volumes 1-6)
  • V. M. Fritzsche (Volumes 1-9)
  • References

    Literary Encyclopedia Wikipedia


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