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Translation and/in Periodical PublicationsEdited by María Constanza Guzmán
[Translation and Interpreting Studies 14:2] 2019
► pp. 198–217
The Russian thick journal as a discursive space of negotiation
Jean-Paul Sartre’s reception in the Soviet Union during the Thaw Era
Charlotte Bollaert | Ghent University
This paper sets out to investigate the crucial role played by Russian “thick journals,” also referred to as
literary-artistic and socio-political monthlies, in Jean-Paul Sartre’s Russian reception during the Thaw era. To this end, the
positions (Bourdieu 1983) occupied by the four thick monthlies that published Sartre’s
work and/or about his work in the USSR during the Thaw are mapped. Considering the position of, and relations between, those
journals sheds a different light on Sartre’s reception. It reveals how the thick journals functioned, not only as a medium for
introducing Sartre, but also as a space where his reception was actively negotiated.
Keywords: thick journal, translation, USSR, Thaw, field theory
Article outline
- Introduction
- The Russian thick journal
- Thick journals and Bourdieusian field theory
- Sartre’s introduction in the USSR
- Sartre in the Soviet periodical field (1947–1966)
- Conclusions
- Notes
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References
Published online: 26 June 2019
https://doi.org/10.1075/tis.00038.bol
https://doi.org/10.1075/tis.00038.bol
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