Oss selv og «de andre»

Lie, Anne Kveim

doi:10.4045/tidsskr.09.1452

Tidsskriftet

2009

DOI: 10.4045/tidsskr.09.1452

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Oss selv og «de andre»

Anne Kveim Lie¹

Abstract: Anne Kveim Lie (f. 1969) er medisinsk redaktør i Tidsskriftet og postdoktor ved Institutt for allmenn-og samfunnsmedisin ved Universitetet i Oslo.

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Boris Pilniak and Sergei Tretiakov as Soviet Envoys to China and Japan and Forgers of New, Post-Imperial Narratives (1924–1926)

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2018

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During the 1920s, Soviet cultural authorities sought to develop a new, post-imperialist literature that would acknowledge a "new East" and supersede the enchanted exoticism of writers like Pierre Loti. They also sought to establish in the countries of the Far East institutional and individual cultural links that might attract leading writers there to the cause of communist internationalism. With these goals in mind, they sent to East Asia two prominent writers, first Sergei Tretiakov, who spent eighteen months in 1924 and 1925 as a professor of Russian literature at Peking University and correspondent for Pravda, and then Boris Pilniak, who traveled to China, Japan, and Mongolia in 1926 (and returned to Japan for a visit in 1932). This article discusses these writers' visits and some of the literary works they generated in response to their encounters with East Asia in order to address the general question of whether communist internationalist culture was generated vertically (by instructions, efforts, and institutions set up by "Moscow" and the Comintern) or forged horizontally (by personal links and as a result of individual agency). As a case study in how the two writers attempted to present a more authentic account of the East, the article discusses the contrasting ways they represented the Chinese revolutionary.

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Boris Pilniak and Sergei Tretiakov as Soviet Envoys to China and Japan and Forgers of New, Post-Imperial Narratives (1924–1926)

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2018

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Oss selv og «de andre»

Abstract: Anne Kveim Lie (f. 1969) er medisinsk redaktør i Tidsskriftet og postdoktor ved Institutt for allmenn-og samfunnsmedisin ved Universitetet i Oslo.

Cited by 1 publication

References 10 publications

Boris Pilniak and Sergei Tretiakov as Soviet Envoys to China and Japan and Forgers of New, Post-Imperial Narratives (1924–1926)

Boris Pilniak and Sergei Tretiakov as Soviet Envoys to China and Japan and Forgers of New, Post-Imperial Narratives (1924–1926)

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