CHILDREN'S PROSE BY VORONEZH WRITERS OF THE EARLY «THAW PERIOD»

The theses examine the works of Voronezh writers of the early «thaw period», who wrote for children. The works of Yuri Tretyakov, Ivan Alexander Afanasyev, Anna Korolkova and Anna Baryshnikova are aimed at educating a new post-war generation. Reading the book makes young readers want to love and protect nature, and also to respect their history and homeland.

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2025-06-19
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https://doi.org/10.58168/mpfssc2025_131-136
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Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication
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CHILDREN'S PROSE BY VORONEZH WRITERS OF THE EARLY «THAW PERIOD»

А. Е. Попов
Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication
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CHILDREN'S PROSE BY VORONEZH WRITERS OF THE EARLY «THAW PERIOD»

А. Е. Попов
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Abstract

The theses examine the works of Voronezh writers of the early «thaw period», who wrote for children. The works of Yuri Tretyakov, Ivan Alexander Afanasyev, Anna Korolkova and Anna Baryshnikova are aimed at educating a new post-war generation. Reading the book makes young readers want to love and protect nature, and also to respect their history and homeland.

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