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Literary Criticism and the Ideology of Pochvennichestvo in Dostoevsky's Thick Journals Vremia and Epokha

Authors: Ellen Chances; Fedor Dostoevsky;

Literary Criticism and the Ideology of Pochvennichestvo in Dostoevsky's Thick Journals Vremia and Epokha

Abstract

In 1861 Fedor Dostoevsky and his older brother Mikhail established the thick journal Vremia (Time). It was on the pages of Vremia and Epokha (Epoch), which superseded Vremia after the censors closed Vremia in 1863, that the Dostoevskys, with Nikolai Strakhov and Apollon Grigor'ev, set forth the ideology of pochvennichestvo, or "

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