ROCK CULTURE AND LITERATURE OF THE USSR IN THE 1970-1980S. COMMON GROUND

The article aims to clarify the socio-cultural connections between the rock community (musicians, fans, journalists) and members of the literary process (poets, writers, critics) in the late USSR. Some common ground between the groups was noticeable from the very beginning of rock’s spread in the Soviet Union, and as the years went by, the common ground grew. It is also associated with the tradition to consider rock culture in the context of literature: not only in the sense of common poetics, but also some formal features. For instance, the desire to unite in informal circles and communities, as well as an interest in samizdat as the main way to express their ideas

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RSUH/RGGU Bulletin Literary Theory Linguistics Cultural Studies Series
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.28995/2686-7249-2025-2-102-113
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Soviet and Russian History
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ROCK CULTURE AND LITERATURE OF THE USSR IN THE 1970-1980S. COMMON GROUND

Boris V. Pozhenin
RSUH/RGGU Bulletin Literary Theory Linguistics Cultural Studies Series
Soviet and Russian History
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ROCK CULTURE AND LITERATURE OF THE USSR IN THE 1970-1980S. COMMON GROUND

Boris V. Pozhenin
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Abstract

The article aims to clarify the socio-cultural connections between the rock community (musicians, fans, journalists) and members of the literary process (poets, writers, critics) in the late USSR. Some common ground between the groups was noticeable from the very beginning of rock’s spread in the Soviet Union, and as the years went by, the common ground grew. It is also associated with the tradition to consider rock culture in the context of literature: not only in the sense of common poetics, but also some formal features. For instance, the desire to unite in informal circles and communities, as well as an interest in samizdat as the main way to express their ideas

RSUH/RGGU Bulletin Literary Theory Linguistics Cultural Studies Series(2)
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