Literary Magazine as a Historical Memory Keeper
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https://doi.org/10.47451/her2021-05-001Keywords:
A.A. Guseynov, literary magazine, cultural heritage preservation, journalism as a heritage, heritage keepers, control over information, publishing, institutional and non-institutional ways of heritage preservationAbstract
The study object was 19th-century Russian journalism as a social institution associated with preserving cultural heritage and historical memory. The issues of cultural heritage preservation in the Russian Empire of the first half of the 19th century are considered using a 19th-century literary magazine as an example. Journalism occupies no less a place in culture than art, morality, science and technology. Influencing the public consciousness, journalism is important, because addressing, it raises the question of public confidence in the authorities. Thus, journalists are the keepers of the heritage. This can contribute to the stability and development of society. In the course of the study, it was possible to trace how the journalistic and practical activities of writers, intellectuals and publishers contributed to the unification of publicists, statesmen and scientists and influenced the formation of public consciousness, as well as programs and institutions for the preservation of cultural heritage.
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