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2019
Abstract Though it is often suggested that the Labour Party did not think seriously about socialist economic policy until after the debacle of 1931, there was in fact a remarkably sophisticated body of innovative economic thought on the left of the Party late in the 1920s. Fashioned by prominent left-wing intellectuals, including G. D. H.
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Abstract Though it is often suggested that the Labour Party did not think seriously about socialist economic policy until after the debacle of 1931, there was in fact a remarkably sophisticated body of innovative economic thought on the left of the Party late in the 1920s. Fashioned by prominent left-wing intellectuals, including G. D. H.
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2016
This chapter considers the legacies of socialism in realist genres and political visions. It explores the relationships between official and unofficial visual cultures by tracing the links between three contemporary genres of realism—art test prep realism, avant-garde realism, and official/academic realism.
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This chapter considers the legacies of socialism in realist genres and political visions. It explores the relationships between official and unofficial visual cultures by tracing the links between three contemporary genres of realism—art test prep realism, avant-garde realism, and official/academic realism.
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Socialist Realism and Socialist Realist Romanticism
Art in Translation, 2016AbstractThis article focuses on romanticism in socialist realist painting. One of the objectives of this style was to create a romanticized image of the goals and achievements of the Soviet people guided by the communist party. What was its ideal like and what was the nature of its romanticism?
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The Bulletin of Irkutsk State University. Series Political Science and Religion Studies, 2022
The phenomenon of Soviet literature is a controversial chapter in the Russian history of the 20th century which was dominated by socialist ideology and where relations between the authors and the authorities were regulated by special rules. Thus, the literature of the Soviet period was characterized by its driving ambition to realize its place in time ...
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The phenomenon of Soviet literature is a controversial chapter in the Russian history of the 20th century which was dominated by socialist ideology and where relations between the authors and the authorities were regulated by special rules. Thus, the literature of the Soviet period was characterized by its driving ambition to realize its place in time ...
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October, 2014
The thirty-three-year-old artist Aleksandr Deineka was given a large piece of wall space at the exhibition 15 Years of Artists of the RSFSR at the Russian Museum in Leningrad in 1932. At the center of the wall hung his most acclaimed painting, The Defense of Petrograd of 1928, a civil-war-themed canvas showing marching Bolshevik citizens, defending ...
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The thirty-three-year-old artist Aleksandr Deineka was given a large piece of wall space at the exhibition 15 Years of Artists of the RSFSR at the Russian Museum in Leningrad in 1932. At the center of the wall hung his most acclaimed painting, The Defense of Petrograd of 1928, a civil-war-themed canvas showing marching Bolshevik citizens, defending ...
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1988
The argument between the naturalists and the conventionalists of the pre-revolutionary period which was examined in Chapter 1 continued in several different forms after the Revolution, although the line of development was not a simple one. For a while the theatrical left appeared to have gained the upper hand, with mass revolutionary spectacles ...
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The argument between the naturalists and the conventionalists of the pre-revolutionary period which was examined in Chapter 1 continued in several different forms after the Revolution, although the line of development was not a simple one. For a while the theatrical left appeared to have gained the upper hand, with mass revolutionary spectacles ...
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1988
Socialist realism has a bad press in the West. Even Marxist critics are generally dismissive. Eagleton, for example, describes socialist realism as ‘one of the most devastating assaults on artistic culture ever witnessed in modern history’, and refers to its principal Soviet advocate, Zhdanov, as ‘Stalin’s cultural thug’.1 However, like all else ...
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Socialist realism has a bad press in the West. Even Marxist critics are generally dismissive. Eagleton, for example, describes socialist realism as ‘one of the most devastating assaults on artistic culture ever witnessed in modern history’, and refers to its principal Soviet advocate, Zhdanov, as ‘Stalin’s cultural thug’.1 However, like all else ...
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Georg Lukács: ‘Critical Realism and Socialist Realism’
1997Socialist realism differs from critical realism, not only in being based on a concrete socialist perspective, but also in using this perspective to describe the forces working towards socialism from the inside. Socialist society is seen as an independent entity, not simply as a foil to capitalist society, or as a refuge from its dilemmas — as with ...
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Presuppositions of Socialist Realism
1990Among the delegates to the Fourth Comintern Congress in Moscow in 1922 was the Croatian writer August Cesarec, who, after returning to his homeland, published a series of reports, among which we have already called attention to the ones concerning the receptive possibilities of the Russian working-class public, and which thus enter into the questions ...
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