“Pioneer” without a tie: a collection of articles and memories about the history of the magazine “Pioneer”
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“Pioneer” without a tie: a collection of articles and memories about the history of the magazine “Pioneer”
39.99 €
31.99 €
What is this book about? First of all, about the phenomenon of the children's magazine. Its importance for the education of adult readers, its role in creating the cultural landscape of the era.
This phenomenon can be broken down into separate components: drawings (the best artists collaborated in Pioneer), poems and prose (which became classics of children's literature), editorial appeals to the reader and correspondence with him, popular science and educational texts, games and riddles, that is, everything that develops the mind and soul. But there is also such an important factor as the personality of the editor. Each editor-in-chief is a personality, a character, a destiny. About how they influenced the editorial board, the circle of authors, about what tasks and goals set, researchers of children's literature know little. About this was said "in their circle", about this testified to individual pages of memoirs. But we tried for the first time to collect a complete picture. "Pioneer" carried all the features of that era: it had to be the face and banner of Soviet pedagogy and at the same time - a friend and a teacher, an attentive interlocutor and a source of the most interesting texts, novels, poems and stories. This was an almost impossible task, but the editorial staff coped with it in different years and in different ways. "Pioneer" was often called "New World" for children. And indeed, it succeeded in becoming the country's main children's literary magazine. It managed to become a friend of millions of children, managed to tell them about many amazing things - serious, important, funny. It succeeded in making history. A book of memories of Pioneer magazine, from 1924 to 2017. They are shared by the magazine's editors, journalists, writers, poets and artists - everyone who made the magazine in different years. These are the stories of talented people about their work, their colleagues, their achievements and mistakes, the secrets of craftsmanship and the times in general. This book is a declaration of love for a wonderful children's magazine, which was a friend, counselor and mentor to children of several generations. The book "Pioneer" without a tie" will be of interest to history buffs, those who study pedagogy, children's literature and journalism, and everyone who read "Pioneer" as a child.
This phenomenon can be broken down into separate components: drawings (the best artists collaborated in Pioneer), poems and prose (which became classics of children's literature), editorial appeals to the reader and correspondence with him, popular science and educational texts, games and riddles, that is, everything that develops the mind and soul. But there is also such an important factor as the personality of the editor. Each editor-in-chief is a personality, a character, a destiny. About how they influenced the editorial board, the circle of authors, about what tasks and goals set, researchers of children's literature know little. About this was said "in their circle", about this testified to individual pages of memoirs. But we tried for the first time to collect a complete picture. "Pioneer" carried all the features of that era: it had to be the face and banner of Soviet pedagogy and at the same time - a friend and a teacher, an attentive interlocutor and a source of the most interesting texts, novels, poems and stories. This was an almost impossible task, but the editorial staff coped with it in different years and in different ways. "Pioneer" was often called "New World" for children. And indeed, it succeeded in becoming the country's main children's literary magazine. It managed to become a friend of millions of children, managed to tell them about many amazing things - serious, important, funny. It succeeded in making history. A book of memories of Pioneer magazine, from 1924 to 2017. They are shared by the magazine's editors, journalists, writers, poets and artists - everyone who made the magazine in different years. These are the stories of talented people about their work, their colleagues, their achievements and mistakes, the secrets of craftsmanship and the times in general. This book is a declaration of love for a wonderful children's magazine, which was a friend, counselor and mentor to children of several generations. The book "Pioneer" without a tie" will be of interest to history buffs, those who study pedagogy, children's literature and journalism, and everyone who read "Pioneer" as a child.
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