Thomas Moore’s creative works in the Russian literary critical reception of the 1820s the first half of the 1830s
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Russian-English literary and historical and cultural ties, poetry, romanticism, tradition, receptionResumen
Objectives: The article is devoted to the study of literary-critical responses about Thomas Moore and his works published in Russian periodicals of the 1820s – the first half of the 1830s. Methods: The article is based on methodologically significant works of such leading Russian literary scholars as M.P.Alekseev, Alexander N.Veselovsky, V.M.Zhirmunsky, Yu.D.Levin, Yu.M.Lotman, B.V.Tomashevsky, V.N.Toporov, E.G.Etkind, as well as works on comparativistics science, theory and history of literary translation, intercultural communication. Cultural and historical, comparative research methods are used, as well as methods of integrated analysis. Findings: The first mentions about Thomas Moore in Russia began to appear in translated articles and brief notifications about the release of new books in the early 1820s. Many articles contained critical remarks about the work of the Irish bard, responses to his most significant works for the Russian public, among which are the poetic cycle «Irish Melodies», the oriental tale «Lalla Rookh» and the novel «The Epicurean». An Interest to Thomas Moore was maintained thanks to his work on the biography of Lord Byron, which caused many disapproving remarks from Russian literary criticism due to the circumstances accompanying its appearance. Novelty: Despite the appearance in the Russian press in the 1820s – the first half of the 1830. critical reviews about the work of Thomas Moore, he was traditionally perceived as one of the key figures of English romanticism, who was a part of the famous triumvirate of romantics along with Byron and Walter Scott. Moore turned out to be significant for Russian literature as a singer of Irish freedoms, an interpreter of Oriental motifs, a biographer and a like-minded person of Byron.
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[About the publication of the French translation of the poem written by T.Moore «Love of angels»] // Russian Invalid. – 1823. – July 17 (№ 167). – P. 667.
[On the preparation of a separate edition of the book written by T. Moore «The Fables of the Holy Alliance»] // Russian Invalid. – 1823. – May 31 (№ 128). – P. 512.
[About the English literature] // Russian Invalid. – 1822. – Sept. 1 (№ 203). – P. 824.
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«G. Thomas Moore reported about the manuscript containing the life story of Lord Beiron...» // Son of the Fatherland. – 1824. – № 22. – P. 95.
«In the newspaper «The Times» they write that the public did not lose the notes of Lord Byron ...» // Son of the Fatherland. – 1824. – № 24. – P. 188.
[About the T. Moore’s burning of the diaries of J.-G.Byron] // Russian Invalid. – 1824. – May 31 (№ 128). – P. 512.
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[Lyubich–Romanovich V.I.]. «In the half part of past January, published in London by Thomas Moore...» // Literary Gazette. – 1830. – 10 Feb. (№ 9). – P. 74.
«The life of Lord Byron, published by Moore, contains...» // Herald of Europe. – 1830. – № 3 (February). – P. 254.
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«The Memoires of Lord Byron, published by Thomas Moore, have already been published in Paris...» // Northern Bee. – 1830. – March 1 (№ 26). – [P. 3].
Byron and Thomas Moore (Composition of Karl Nodier) // Literary leaflets: Addition to the «Odessa Herald». – 1833. – № 16. – P. 129–130.
Byron and Thomas Moore (Copmposition of Carla Nodier) // Literary Gazette. – 1831. – May 11 (№. 27). – P. 219–220.
[Polevoy N.A.]. Review of the novels published in 1830 // Moscow Telegraph. – 1830. – P. 36. – № 22. – P. 357–368.
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«The famous T. Moore intends, in a short time, to publish the biography of King George IV» // Northern Bee. – 1830. – 9 August (№ 95). – [P. 1].
[Other information] // Moscow Telegraph. – 1830. – P. 35. – № 19. – P. 484.
[About the upcoming edition of the book written by T. Moore «The Life and Death of Lord Edward Fitzgerald»] // Echo: Journal of literature and fashion, published by Platon Volkov. – 1831. – Part I. – № 6. – P. 126.
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