Русистика и война с Россией: синдром Карре
The Russian Studies and the War аgainst Russia: Carré Syndrome
Author(s): Vladimir ZvinyatskovskySubject(s): Cultural history, Political Philosophy, French Literature, Russian Literature, 19th Century
Published by: Česká asociace slavistů
Keywords: Russian Studies; war against Russia; German Idea; 19th century; Dostoyevsky;
Summary/Abstract: Les Écrivains français et le mirage allemand. 1800–1940 (1947) by Jean-Marie Carré was not just an emotional reaction of the French Germanist and Comparativist to the World War II, but a critical study of “the German Idea” in the context of 19th cent. cultural heritage beginning from De lʼAllemagne (1810–1813) by m-me de Staёl. The proposed article adresses “the Russian Idea” on the basis of Carré’s methodology. While Dostoyevsky’s links to “the Russian Idea” are generally acknowledged in cultural historiography, detailed studies remain scarce. Especially enigmatic is the importance of beeing Russian in Dostoyevsky’s interpretation. In this respect Gogol’s Selected Passages from Correspondens with friends (1847) worth a closer look as a possible source and marquis de Custin’s La Russie en 1839 (1843) as a real origine of le mirage russe.
Journal: Новая русистика
- Issue Year: XV/2022
- Issue No: 2
- Page Range: 59-69
- Page Count: 12
- Language: Russian
