Politics and literary tradition. Russian-Georgian literary ties after perestroika

The monograph "Politics and Literary Tradition" is the first large-scale study of the Russian-Georgian literary relations of the post-Soviet period. The author analyzed the development of the literary process through the prism of changing the political context, starting from the doimpersky period, continuing the Soviet and post-Soviet period, and introduced the concept of "imperial literary tradition", which means not only regular appeal in fiction, but also in translation and scientific research. To the context of Russia?- With the help of post-Persian/post-Soviet studies, as well as studies of multi-and transculturalism, works of both famous and little-known Russian and Georgian writers, who turned to the topic of post-Soviet conflicts and their victims, to the topic of the fate of representatives of the intercultural space, and a viewing analysis of structural changes that occurred in the scientific, translation and cultural-literary environment after the collapse of the USSR