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Reading History From Literature: July 1941

Reading History From Literature: July 1941
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摘要 The science of history studies past events based on certain documents. A significant part of these documents consists of literary works which reveal a documentary nature by reflecting the period when they were written. Then it is safe to say that literary works play an effective role in terms of history teaching by carrying the features of a certain period in a nation's history with the realities depicted in them. On the contrary, depicting problems in literary works in terms of their socio-cultural and psychological effects on people and societies may produce a more effective history teaching then considering these problems in history books only in terms of their causes and effects. Especially the literary works centered on historical events generally serve as an integral part of history teaching. The best examples are the historical novels which are themed and plotted on a war-centered history. This paper undertakes to study the role of literature in communicating historical events and providing history teaching by considering one of the historical novels, namely "July 1941" by Grigory Baldanov.
出处 《Cultural and Religious Studies》 2016年第7期452-457,共6页 文化与宗教研究(英文版)
分类号 C [社会学]
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  • 8Grigory Yakovlevich Baklanov was born on September 11, 1923 in Voronezh city. He lost his parents in an early age and lived with his uncle. The years of his childhood and adolescence passed in Voronezh. During World War II, he was in charge of a battery on the Southwest front until the end of the war. After the victory, in 1946-1951, he studied in the Maxim Gorky Literature Institute. His first stories South of the Main Offensive (IOacnee raaBHoro yjaapa, 1957) and The FoothoM (Ilrtab 3eMari, 1959) were highly appreciated by readers and critics. His other noteworthy works are his first novel July 1941 (Idmnh 41 rosa) and his novel Friends (Jy3bl). In his works, the writer described the real life, the events which he had personally experienced at war. Baklanov died in Moscow on December 23, 2009.
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