THE INFLUENCE OF RUSSIAN LITERATURE ON WORLD LITERATURE

Abstract

Throughout history, some of the most significant cultural movements have been centered around the Russian language. Particularly Russian literature has had a lasting impression on the world literary canon, yielding works regarded as classics. Russian was a language that writers like Fyodor Dostoevsky, Leo Tolstoy, and Anton Chekhov utilized to delve into difficult philosophical topics, societal problems, and the human condition. Numerous languages have translated their works, but the expressiveness and subtleties of the original Russian can add layers of meaning that are challenging to properly convey in translation. In the article role of Russian literature on world literature was discussed.

Key words: notable history, complex emotions, linguistic boundaries, ethnic groups, myriad divergent, modernism literary, Stalin’s ideologies, rigid class structure