Children"s library. Between the century of the eighteenth and the twentieth
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Here is the first book from the new series: "Books about books".
Can you name Russian children"s poets of the 19th century? For non -specialists, the question will not be so simple.
Krylov’s fables, Pushkin’s fairy tales, Nekrasov’s poems, the chosen works of Lermontov, Feta, Maykov, Pleshcheev, various textbooks from the verses of the classics of Russian literature - this is the heritage that is reprinted for more than a century to more than new generations of children. The great advantages of these books are undeniable, but we only draw attention to the fact that both Krylov’s fables and Pushkin’s fairy tales were composed for adult readers.
Selected anthology from adult literature - up to the twentieth century, such an image of children"s literature appeared in many European countries, and Russia was no exception. Nevertheless, in pre -revolutionary Russia, several outstanding serious events associated with the existence of children"s literature.
This book will introduce three such events.
"Children"s Library" A. S. Shishkova is one of the first books in European literature addressed directly to children (Read about her originality and amazing fate of its author in the preface to the first part)
"Incorrect" poetry of Modzalevsky took a unique place in the history of Russian children"s literature - having entered the life of hundreds of thousands of peasant children throughout Russia instead of with the "native word" Ushinsky.
cheerful, realistic, fervent, but connected with softness, sentimentality and restrained edification, the direction of children"s poetry from Shishkov to Modzalevsky tied the era of Derzhavin and Krylov, Pushkin and Zhukovsky with the twentieth century, and in the pre -revolutionary years, poetry ms looks most organic continuation . P. Chekhov, brother of Anton Pavlovich and editor of the magazine "Golden Childhood".
Each of the three parts of the book contains selected poems of the authors and is preceded by an article from the compilers.
Compiled by Andrey Rusakov and Mikhail Yasnov
Can you name Russian children"s poets of the 19th century? For non -specialists, the question will not be so simple.
Krylov’s fables, Pushkin’s fairy tales, Nekrasov’s poems, the chosen works of Lermontov, Feta, Maykov, Pleshcheev, various textbooks from the verses of the classics of Russian literature - this is the heritage that is reprinted for more than a century to more than new generations of children. The great advantages of these books are undeniable, but we only draw attention to the fact that both Krylov’s fables and Pushkin’s fairy tales were composed for adult readers.
Selected anthology from adult literature - up to the twentieth century, such an image of children"s literature appeared in many European countries, and Russia was no exception. Nevertheless, in pre -revolutionary Russia, several outstanding serious events associated with the existence of children"s literature.
This book will introduce three such events.
"Children"s Library" A. S. Shishkova is one of the first books in European literature addressed directly to children (Read about her originality and amazing fate of its author in the preface to the first part)
"Incorrect" poetry of Modzalevsky took a unique place in the history of Russian children"s literature - having entered the life of hundreds of thousands of peasant children throughout Russia instead of with the "native word" Ushinsky.
cheerful, realistic, fervent, but connected with softness, sentimentality and restrained edification, the direction of children"s poetry from Shishkov to Modzalevsky tied the era of Derzhavin and Krylov, Pushkin and Zhukovsky with the twentieth century, and in the pre -revolutionary years, poetry ms looks most organic continuation . P. Chekhov, brother of Anton Pavlovich and editor of the magazine "Golden Childhood".
Each of the three parts of the book contains selected poems of the authors and is preceded by an article from the compilers.
Compiled by Andrey Rusakov and Mikhail Yasnov
Author:
Author:Shishkov Alexander, Modzalevsky Lev Borisovich, Chekhov Mikhail Pavlovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Culture
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Books about books
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:6+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-85388-117-4
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