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列宁格勒大学教授O. M. Freidenberg(1890-1955)在1932年组织了苏联第一个古典文字学学院,她在那里领导了很多年。她撰写了大量的著作,这些著作不仅在今天仍然具有现实意义,而且具有广泛的理论意义。在弗莱登堡出版的众多作品中,最重要的是著名的《诗学》。时期反纳粹文学(列宁格勒,1935年)。这部作品,像大多数其他作品(包括未发表的作品)一样,远远超出了古典文献学的范围。弗莱登伯格运用民俗学、民族志、宗教史等资料,探讨了“非文学”向文学转化的机制。
O. M. Freidenberg (1890-1955), a professor at Leningrad University, in 1932 organized the first Soviet faculty of classical philology, which she headed for many years. She is the author of a large number of works that not only are still relevant today but also are of great general theoretical interest. The most significant of the many works Freidenberg published is the famous book Poetika siuzheta i zhanra. Period antichnoi literatury (Leningrad, 1935). This work, like the majority of the others (including unpublished ones), goes far beyond the limits of classical philology. Using the data of folklore, ethnography, the history of religion, etc., Freidenberg has investigated the mechanism of the transformation of "nonliterature" into literature.