20世纪六七十年代的列宁格勒文学流派

Leningrad Literature School of the 1960s and 70s

20世纪六七十年代的列宁格勒流派作家普遍遭遇边缘化,不能发表作品,被迫流亡。他们特立独行,蔑视权威,与传统的苏联作家形象迥然不同。他们的创作沿袭了源于普希金的彼得堡文本特点,又深受美国文学影响,既不同于主流的社会主义现实主义文学,也不属于持不同政见文学,他们另类的艺术实践最终得到认可,形成独具特色的列宁格勒流派。

Writers of Leningrad literature School of the 1960s and 70s generally encountered marginalization, unable to publish their works or being forced into exile. They were eccentric and defiant, totally different from the traditional image of Soviet writers. Their creation not only inherited features of the ＂Petersburg text＂ originated from Pushkin, but also was influenced by America literature. Neither is it similar to the mainstream socialist realism literature, nor does it belong to the dissident literature. Their unique artistic expression finally gained recognition, forming a unique Leningrad literature school.