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Chevengur

Chevengur (Russian: Чевенгур) is a socio-philosophical novel by Andrei Platonov, written in 1928. It is his longest work and often regarded by scholars as the most significant of his works. Although its fragments were published in the Soviet magazine Krasnaya Nov, the novel was banned in the Soviet Union until 1988. Full text of the novel was published…

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Author
Andrei Platonov
Publication date
1928, 1929 (fragments) 1972 (full text)
Publisher
Krasnaya Nov, Ardis
Language
Russian
Original title
Чевенгур
Publication place
Soviet Union

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Title of the novel

Plot

Ideological origins

Interpretations

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Chevengur

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Edges79
Triples72
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Chevengur

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related to Ideological origins · 22
Chevengur → Albert Einstein, Alexander Bogdanov, Alexei Kruchenykh, As, Chizhevsky, Dorogoichenko, Doronin, Fedor Panferov, Georgy Gurdjieff, In, Joachim Floorsky, Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, Nikolai Fyodorov, Otto Weininger, Platonov's, Possible, Rozanov, Tommaso Campanella, Velimir Khlebnikov, Vernadsky
related to Plot · 17
Chevengur → Alexander, Alexander Dvanov, At, Don Quixote, Dulcinea, Dvanov, Eventually, God, Going, His, Kopenkin, New Economic Policy, Rosa Luxemburg, Russia, Stepan Kopenkin, The, Zakhar Pavlovich
related to Interpretations · 10
Chevengur → Bolshevik, Christian, Dronova, From, Gospel, Jesus Christ, Many, Platonov's, Poltavtseva, The
related to Title of the novel · 8
Chevengur → Aleinikov, Extraordinary, Kovalev, Nina Malygina, Sergey Zalygin, The, There, Yu
related to External links · 5
Chevengur → Anthony Olcott, English, Foreword, Full, Monoskop
related to Genre · 3
Chevengur → As Leonid Yaroshenko, Maxim Gorky, Satire
Author · 1
Chevengur → Andrei Platonov
Language · 1
Chevengur → Russian
Original title · 1
Chevengur → Чевенгур
Publication date · 1
Chevengur → 1928, 1929 (fragments) 1972 (full text)

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novel published platonov text magazine full title alexander dvanov story russian interpretations publication 1928 krasnaya nov 1972 english ardis city

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ChevengurAuthorAndrei Platonov1.00infobox
ChevengurLanguageRussian1.00infobox
ChevengurOriginal titleЧевенгур1.00infobox
ChevengurPublication date1928, 1929 (fragments) 1972 (full text)1.00infobox
ChevengurPublication placeSoviet Union1.00infobox
ChevengurPublished in English19781.00infobox
ChevengurPublisherKrasnaya Nov, Ardis1.00infobox
Chevengurrelated to External linksForeword0.60section
Chevengurrelated to External linksAnthony Olcott0.60section
Chevengurrelated to External linksFull0.60section
Chevengurrelated to External linksEnglish0.60section
Chevengurrelated to External linksMonoskop0.60section

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