Patriotic magazines of the first third of the 19th century
- Annotation
- Authors
- List of references
Three magazines of the 19th century are considered as models of historical and patriotic publications. S. N. Glinka’s «Russkiy Vestnik» was devoted to issues of national identity and pursued the goals of national education. N. I. Grech’s “Syn Otechestva” developed “permitted” military-patriotic themes for three years, and from 1815, it turned into a typical literary and artistic magazine. P. P. Svinin’s “Otechestvnnye zapiski” that came out after the Napoleonic wars sought to popularize various aspects of national life. During the analysis, the vulgar sociological assessments of Soviet literary criticism of three magazines are corrected and the modern understanding of patriotism, associated with the term “conservatism”, is characterized.
- Соколинский Евгений Кириллович
- Bulich N. N. Essays on the history of Russian literature and education since the beginning of the 19th century. 2nd ed. Saint-Petersburg, 1912. 712 (in Russ.).
- Notes of Sergei Nikolaevich Glinka. SaintPetersburg, 1895. 380 (in Russ.).
- Venikov U. [Rostopchin F. V.]. Letter to the publisher dated December 22, 1807, from the village Zipunova. Russian Bulletin. 1808. 1 (1), 68–72 (in Russ.).
- Lupareva N. N. “Lover of the Fatherland”: social and political activities and views of S. N. Glinka. Voronezh, 2012. 215 (in Russ.).
- Vasilchikova T. N., Makeeva D. A. At the origins of domestic conservatism... Simbirsk Scientific Bulletin. 2014. 2, 142–149 (in Russ.).
- Vyazemsky P. A. Old notebook, 1813–1877. Moscow: Zakharov, 2003. 959 (in Russ.).
- Some comments on some articles of Mr. Schletser’s political work... Russian Bulletin. 1808. 1 (3), 398–407. Signed: S (in Russ.).
- Why is Napoleonic government dangerous? Russian Bulletin. 1813. 1 (1), 52–58 (in Russ.).
- Zamotin I. I. “Russian Messenger” by Glinka. Patriotic War and Russian Society. Moscow, 1911. 5,130– 138 (in Russ.).
- Predtechensky A. V. “Russian Messenger” by S. N. Glinka. Predtechensky A. V. From the creative heritage. Saint-Petersburg, 1999. 118–132 (in Russ.).
- Kolyupanov N. Biography of A. I. Koshelev. Moscow, 1889. 1 (1), VIII, 584 (in Russ).
- Polevoy K. A. Notes on the life and works of N. A. Polevoy. Polevoy N. A. Materials on the history of Russian literature and journalism of the thirties. Leningrad, 1934. 93–352 (in Russ.).
- Repnikov A. V. Metamorphoses of Russian conservatism: from S.S. Uvarov to Nikita Mikhalkov. Domestic history. 2001. 3,105–131 (in Russ.).
- Badalyan D. A. N. I. Grech as a journalist and publisher in the system of patron-client relations. Proceedings of the Saint-Petersburg State Institute of Culture. Saint-Petersburg, 2022. 226, 44–52.
- History of Russian journalism of the 18th–19th centuries. 3rd, rev. ed. Moscow: Higher school, 1973. 518 (in Russ.).
- Son of the Fatherland. 1812. 1 (in Russ.).
- Naraeva T. S. Magazine “Son of the Fatherland” (1812–1815) in the Russian literary process of the first third of the 19th century: master’s degree dis. Tomsk, 2023. 75 (in Russ.).
- Gromovа L. P. (ed.). History of Russian journalism of the 18th–19th centuries: textbook. Saint-Petersburg, 2003. 669 (in Russ.).
- Lyshchinskaya D. P. Journal “Domestic Notes” by P. P. Svinin in the political context of the 1820s. Bulletin of the Russian State University for the Humanities. 2012. 13, 69–71 (in Russ.).
- Svinin P. P. Announcement of the continuation of the publication of Domestic Notes for the next year 1822. Domestic Notes. 1821. 7 (17), 395–398 (in Russ.).
- Proskurin O. The first “Notes of the Fatherland,” or on lies and patriotism. Domestic Notes. 2001. 1, 270–278.
- Fedotov G. P. Tragedy of the intelligentsia. Miles. 1926. 2, 173–200 (in Russ.).
