O autorskim stosunku do wstępu literackiego w XVIII-wiecznej Rosji
About the author's relation to literary adventures in 18th century Russia

Summary/Abstract: Most of the books published in the eighteenth century in Russia preceded all sorts of prefaces, introductions, and introductions, originating in antiquity and accompanying Old Russian handwritten books from the eleventh century onward. This article examines the attitude of Russian authors of the eighteenth century (writers, translators, publishers) to the introductory parts of literary works on the basis of their statements in the text of the introductions themselves. Various opinions of the authors indicate their conscious approach to the tradition and then literary reality.

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