Collected Works. Volume 7
Content
Article describing the seventh volume(p. 614)
Instead of an introduction to the aesthetics of A. V. Lunacharsky, Mikhail
Lifshits(p. 578)
Aesthetics, literary criticism
About the artist in general and some artists in particular(p. 7-616 )
Fundamentals of Positive Aesthetics(p. 32-619 )
Dialogue on art(pp. 101-631 )
Art and Revolution (letter to the editor)(pp. 134-635 )
About art and revolution(pp . 137-636 )
The tasks of social democratic artistic creativity(pp . 154-638 )
Letters on Proletarian Literature
What is proletarian literature and is it possible?(pp. 167-639 )
Social romance in France(pp . 173-639 )
Drama of the Revolution(pp. 176-639 )
Cultural tasks of the working class. Culture universal and class(pp . 183-643 )
About proletarian culture(pp . 199-646 )
The proletariat and art [Abstracts of the report for the First All-Russian
Conference of Proletcults](pp. 201-647 )
N. A. Dobrolyubov(pp. 202-648 )
More about Proletkult and Soviet cultural work(pp. 205-649 )
The problem of socialist culture(pp . 209-651 )
Agitation and art(pp . 215-652 )
The beginnings of proletarian aesthetics(pp. 218-652 )
In the name of the proletariat(pp . 222-653 )
Literature and Revolution(pp . 226-655 )
[Speech at the First All-Russian Congress of Proletcults](pp . 233-655 )
Necessary amendment(pp . 235-658 )
Freedom books and revolution(pp . 236-659 )
Our tasks in the field of artistic life( pp. 243-660 )
Soviet state and art(pp. 260-664 )
More about culture(pp . 288-668 )
Revolution and art(pp . 294-671 )
Preface [to the book by D. Diderot "The Paradox of the Actor"](pp. 300-672 )
New Russian man(pp . 303-673 )
V. G. Belinsky(pp . 309-676 )
On the meaning of "applied" art(pp . 317-677 )
Industry and art(pp . 322-677 )
Marxism and literature(pp . 331-679 )
Art and its latest forms(pp. 341– 679 )
Wilhelm Gausenstein(pp . 372-683 )
Lenin and art. Memories(pp . 401-688 )
Formalism in the science of art(pp . 407-691 )
The meaning of art from a communist point of view(pp . 422-693 )
About poetry as a tonal art(pp . 426-694 )
Read the classics(pp . 432-694 )
Fundamentals of art education(pp . 438-695 )
Photography and art(pp. 461-697 )
Olminsky as a literary critic(pp. 467-697 )
Revolution and art. In response to the article "Art and Revolution" by N. G.
Smirnova( pp. 475-699 )
Artistic creativity of the nationalities of the USSR(pp . 485-700 )
The results of theater construction and the tasks of the Party in the field of
theater policy(pp . 495-701 )
Prospects for Soviet Art(pp . 519-704 )
The historical significance of Belinsky(pp . 536-707 )
Ethics and aesthetics of Chernyshevsky before the court of modernity(pp .
543-707