Gorky as a ‘Social Phenomenon’ and his Novella Mother

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The research investigates Maxim Gorky's literary contributions as reflections of social phenomena, particularly in his novella 'Mother.'
Performed a political reading of Gorky's works, especially 'Mother.'
Analyzed early short stories for realism and romanticized heroism.
Focused on female revolutionaries and their roles in Gorky's narratives.
Examined themes of proletarian intelligentsia in the context of socialist realism.
Identified Gorky as a significant social phenomenon in the context of early 20th-century Russian literature.
Highlighted the revolutionary and maternal themes in 'Mother' and their literary implications.
Confirmed Gorky's lasting influence on national literature during periods of socio-political upheaval.

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Analysis explores Gorky's impact as a social phenomenon in literature, highlighting revolutionary narratives and implications.

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Yeonkyung Kim (2026) studied this question.

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