Литераторы - популяризаторы знаний о славянских народах. Случай многотомной "Живописной России" последней четверти XIX века

С. 67–81.

Gorizontov L.

The publication «Picturesque Russia. Our Fatherland in its Spatial, Historical, Ethnographic, Economic and Everyday Life Sense», issued in twelwe volumes in 1881–1901, contains a whealth of data about the Slavic peoples, primarily Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians and Poles. Most of the essays on different regions of the Russian Empire were prepared by the men of letters who were often concurrently novelists, journalists, literary critics, and scholars. This article analyses the background of the publication of «Picturesque Russia», its selection of authors, their literary reputations and political preferences as well as national, regional and professional identities.

Keywords: регионы, славяноведение, regions, ученые, писатели, Russians, русские, Slavic studies, журналисты, украинцы, литературная репутация, Ukrainians, late Russian Empire, поздняя Российская империя, writers, journalists, literary reputations, Poles, белорусы, поляки, scholars, Slavistics, literary critics, Belarusians, литературные критики

Publication based on the results of: Издательские мегапроекты последней четверти XIX и начала ХХ вв. в контексте развития экспертного россиеведческого знания (2015)

In book

Literature and Social Change: A Voyage Through the History of Slavic Studies. Proceedings of the International Symposium “Literature and Slavic Studies” held by the Commission for the History of Slavic Studies at the Comenius University in Bratislava on the 12th and 13th of April 2016

Братислава: Porta Danubiana, 2017.