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Фредерик Уишоу и его роль в русско-английском культурном диалоге рубежа XIX-XX веков

Фредерик Уишоу и его роль в русско-английском культурном диалоге рубежа XIX-XX веков

Abstract

Статья посвящена исследованию основных этапов творческого пути Фредерика Джеймса Уишоу (Frederick James Whishaw, 1854-1934) - одного из пионеров в истории русско-английских культурных связей, популяризатора русской истории и культуры, впервые переведшего на английский язык целый ряд произведений Ф.М. Достоевского. Актуальность данного исследования обусловлена интересом современных гуманитарных наук к фактам истории межкультурной коммуникации, в частности, важностью изучения этапов рецепции творчества классиков русской литературы в контексте британской и других европейских культур. В статье впервые систематизируется информация о жизни Ф. Уишоу в России и предпринимается первичное описание его переводческой и писательской деятельности.

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британская культура, коммуникации, русская литература, переводческая деятельность, европейская культура

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