Prohibitions and prescriptions about family life in the work of I. Teneromo

Authors

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31168/2658-3356.2018.19

Keywords:

Tolstoy L.N., Tolstaya S.A., Ivakin I.M., Tolstoyan movement, Russian-Jewish dramaturgy

Abstract

The article is devoted to the life and works of I. Teneromo, a participant of the Tolstoyan movement, correspondent of L.N. Tolstoy, the author of memories, journalist and playwright.

It deals with works which reflected his understanding of the «family question» close to Tolstoy's views; emphasizes the autobiographical basis of a number of his plays, as well as stories about conversations with Tolstoy. His plays and stories do not pretend to be of special artistic value, they are analyzed taking into account the edifying tasks and moral lessons important for the author, whose views was formed under the influence of the ideas of Tolstoy, Russian social life, and the assimilation processes characteristic of Russian Jewry in the transitional era of the turn of the 19th  and 20th centuries.

Author Biography

Galina Eliasberg, Russian State University for the Humanities, Moscow, Russia

PhD (Philology), Assistant Professor
the Center for Biblical and Judaica Studies

Published

2018-11-06