A Russian collection of essays edited by Anatoly Lunacharsky, the first Soviet Commissar of Education, exploring art and…
Anatoly Lunacharsky's essays on painting, sculpture, and architecture define a Marxist aesthetics during the formative years of Soviet…
Lunacharsky surveys post-revolutionary theatre, weighing realism, symbolism, and experimental forms against the needs of a new socialist society.
Anatoly Lunacharsky's travel account records a month-long journey across Siberia, observing its people, economy, landscapes, and traces of…
A campus cult, a triangle of love and belief, and the pull of extremism A Debut Novel About…
Lunacharsky's essays read classical music as cultural history, asking how composers and works reflect the eras and societies…
Context and Identity of the Work How the Petersburg Workers Went to the Tsar (Как петербургские рабочие к…
A documentary chronicle of Lenin's life and political career, assembled by Soviet historians from the vast day-by-day record…
Lunacharsky's Dialogue on Art explores art's social function and its role in shaping revolutionary culture through a philosophical…
Five short satirical farces by Anatoly Lunacharsky, written for performance by amateur theatrical groups.
Lunacharsky presents Marx's thought as a living guide to revolutionary action rather than a closed body of doctrine.
A Soviet critical collection edited by Anatoly Lunacharsky that assesses writing for young readers and includes his preface…
Lunacharsky's essays argue that Marxist criticism must judge literature by what aids the proletariat, not merely explain it.
Lunacharsky's impressionistic portraits of the men who led the Russian revolution, written from personal memory in its immediate…
