M. Languages of Russian Culture, 2001. — 472 s. — (Studia philologica). — ISBN 5-7859-0123-4 . The subject of the book is the literary process of the Soviet era, that is, in conditions of enormous social and political pressure. Without taking this factor into account, it is impossible to understand the work of Bulgakov, Zoshchenko, Oleshi, Pasternak and others - those to whom the book . is devoted. Foreword by . The first . Mastery of Yuri Oleshi . Postscript. Poetics of Mikhail Zoshchenko . Postcryptum. Notes on the Language of Modern Prose. Postscript. Part 2 . Experience of historical and sociological analysis of artistic texts: On the material of the literary position of writers-prosaics of the first revolutionary years Without Anger and Addiction: Forms and Deformities in the Literature of the 1920s and 1930s. Through the Stars to the Thorns: Changing Literary Cycles . Chekhov and French prose of the XIX-XX centuries . in the domestic literary process of the 1920s and 1930s. Notes on Generations. The fate of "self-report-confession" in Soviet-era literature (1920s - late 1930s), Part Three. Utopia Tynyanova-criticism . Social practice, philological reflection and literature in the scientific biography of Eichenbaum and Tynyanov“So bright current, glaze...”List of first publications