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N. S. Leskov : Premières polémiques [Janvier 1860-mai 1862]
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Inès Muller De Morogues, N. S. Leskov. First controversies. January 1860-May 1862.
This article is devoted to Leskov' s first polemical works between January 1860 and mid-May 1862. The first in date is "A few words about police doctors in Russia", in which Leskov denounced the corruption of police doctors. The article was noticed by the ministry of the Interior, in consequence of which Leskov engaged in a controversy with V. I. Askochenskii and Domashniaia beseda. In his article "Literary men with blue blood", Leskov participated in a controversy which opposed the press of Petersburg to that of Moscow, in particular to the conservative section of the latter. Finally, in a series of editorials of Severnaia pchela, Leskov launches regular attacks against the radicals. These diversified and violent polemics throw a light on the isolation in which Leskov found himself after the scandal of Nowhere to go.
Title: N. S. Leskov : Premières polémiques [Janvier 1860-mai 1862]
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Inès Muller De Morogues, N.
S.
Leskov.
First controversies.
January 1860-May 1862.
This article is devoted to Leskov' s first polemical works between January 1860 and mid-May 1862.
The first in date is "A few words about police doctors in Russia", in which Leskov denounced the corruption of police doctors.
The article was noticed by the ministry of the Interior, in consequence of which Leskov engaged in a controversy with V.
I.
Askochenskii and Domashniaia beseda.
In his article "Literary men with blue blood", Leskov participated in a controversy which opposed the press of Petersburg to that of Moscow, in particular to the conservative section of the latter.
Finally, in a series of editorials of Severnaia pchela, Leskov launches regular attacks against the radicals.
These diversified and violent polemics throw a light on the isolation in which Leskov found himself after the scandal of Nowhere to go.
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