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The paper dwells upon stages, leitmotifs and national peculiarities which were important in the reception of Leo Tolstoy in the British culture in the XIX–XXI centuries and made him one of the central figures in the British foreign cultural pantheon; it is shown that any act of cultural interaction leads to an interpretation, co-creation of differences, to inevitable change (sdvig).
Leo Tolstoy; specific character of British culture; literary translations; cultural reception; British film version of «Anna Karenina» (2012); change as inevitable consequence of intercultural communication
Download textFor citing: Krasavchenko T.N. Leo Tolstoy in the space of British culture. Human being: Image and essence. Humanitarian aspects. Мoscow, 2019. Vol. 3(38): Lozinskaya, E. (ed.) A human being in the time and space of culture, pp. 9-42. DOI: 10.31249/chel/2019.03.00