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This paper examines the contribution of Dostoevsky’s The Idiot to the multi‐generic elaboration of an economic imaginary that was taking place in the Russian print media in the era of the Great Reforms. In The Idiot, this imaginary is defined by a struggle between two groups of wealthy men–capitalists like General Epanchin and Totskii on the one hand and merchants, such as Rogozhin, on the other....
This article attempts two things. First, it aims to reassess the literary criticism that Georg Lukács produced in the 1930s while he was living in the Soviet Union in light of his earlier, and much-esteemed, The theory of the novel. Second, in order to carry out this reassessment, it examines the place of Hegelian aesthetics in Lukács’s theorization of realism in the 1930s criticism, in relation both...
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