Zelinsky K. Soviet Literature: Problems and People

Moscow : Progress Publishers, 1970. — 282 p. In this book I tried to present the reader with Soviet literature in its three main aspects.
Firstly, the stages of its development, and the general laws and factors governing this development.
Secondly, the problems posed by the development of Soviet literature. For example, the problem of inherited traditions and their influence
about Soviet literature; about the problem of socialist realism and partisanship in literature; about the role of the Communist Party in the development of Soviet literature; about problems of content, form and method. Thirdly, outstanding personalities of Soviet literature.
Purpose: I will also study those books which, for one reason or another, have aroused critical interest and stirred public opinion.