Marxist Writers: Anatoly Lunacharsky
Anatoly Lunacharsky
(1875–1933)
Biography
Vasila the Wise, A Fairytale, (192?)
Revolutionary Silhouettes (1923)
Public Education in the Russian Socialistic
Federation of Soviet Republics, 1926 [pdf]
On Literature and Art (1965)
Other Works
William Morris in Paris, 1914
Self-Education of the Workers.
The Cultural Task of the Struggling Proletariat, 1918
To All Who Teach, 1918
Education Under the Bolsheviks, 1918
Reminiscences of Moisei Uritzky, 1919
Soviet Power and the Preservation of Art, 1919
Problems of Vocational and Technical Education in Russia, 1920
Revolutionary Repertoire, 1920
The Work of the Commissariat of Education, 1920
Dostoyevsky as an Artist and Thinker, 1921
The Third International and the Intellectuals, 1921
Art in Moscow, 1921
The Destiny of Public Education in Soviet Russia, 1922
Prohibition of Public Display of the Swastika, 1922
The Italian Question, 1923
Byron, Shelley and Heine, 1924
German Classical Literature, 1924
Romantic Literature, 1924
Lecture on Dostoyevsky, 1926
Art and the Four Stages of Socialism, 1926
Anatole France, 1926
Lenin and Art, 1926
Cultural Development in Ten Years, 1927
Romanticism, 1928
The Achievements of the Cultural Revolution, 1928
Hamann, 1929
On Walter Benjamin’s Goethe article, 1929
On Boxing, 1930
Dostoyevsky’s Worldview and Creativity, 1931
Hölderlin, 1931
Leo Tolstoy, 1931/1933
Goethe and His Age, 1932
Marxism and Art, 1932
Ibsen, 1934
Pushkin as Critic, 1937
Smolny on the Night of the Storm
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Updated on: 11 September 2026