01378nam#a2200181#i#4500001000500000005001700005008004000022020002300062044000900085084009400094100016800188245004900356260005500405300001200460500067300472533003301145856001801178362520260411075014.6  20260408d2026####ek#y0engy0150####ca##$a978-5-9228-3141-3##$axxu##$aСредства массовой информации. Книжное дело. 762bbk#1$aRyabchenko-Shac, Valeriya Dmitrievna$aMoscow State Institute of International Relations (University) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation00$aMagazines of Russian Symbolism$cMonography1#$aMoscow$bMGIMO University Publishing House$c2026##$a179 p.##$aA new form of magazine􀘕— the symbolist magazine􀘕— appeared
in Russian culture at the turn of the XX century. Its appearance
was due to large–scale changes in the worldview paradigm,
primarily manifested in the absolutization of art. Revolutionary
aesthetic attitudes needed to be manifested, and art magazines
took on this role. New ideas, spreading at the speed of an
epidemic and not applicable to the usual, widely used form of
periodical publication, gave rise to a completely new type of
magazine, which in its turn also contributed to the emergence
of a number of cultural phenomena.$aSilver age, symbolism, art magazines$a10.63861/3141-3##$aThere is an electronic copy4#$adom.mgimo.ru