Second Congress of Soviet Writers

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The Second Congress of Soviet Writers was a major gathering of authors and literary figures in the Soviet Union that helped reaffirm and shape official literary policy and the doctrine of socialist realism after World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary conference
writers' congress
appliesToJurisdiction Soviet Union NERFINISHED
audience Soviet cultural bureaucracy
members of the Union of Soviet Writers
country Soviet Union
describedBySource Soviet literary histories
studies of socialist realism
fieldOfWork literary criticism
literature
follows First Congress of Soviet Writers NERFINISHED
genre political congress
professional congress
hasEffect aligned literary production with state priorities
limited formal experimentation in Soviet literature
promoted ideologically committed writing
reinforced censorship norms in Soviet literature
hasPurpose reaffirm socialist realism as official literary doctrine
shape postwar Soviet literary policy
strengthen Party control over literature
hasRole forum for defining acceptable themes in Soviet literature
instrument of Party guidance for writers
ideology Marxism–Leninism
socialist realism NERFINISHED
language Russian
location Moscow
mainSubject Soviet literature
socialist realism
organizer Union of Soviet Writers NERFINISHED
participant Party cultural officials
Soviet literary critics
Soviet playwrights
Soviet poets
Soviet prose writers
Soviet writers NERFINISHED
partOf Soviet cultural policy
Soviet ideological campaigns in the arts
significantEvent ideological coordination of Soviet writers
post–World War II consolidation of socialist realism
timePeriod post–World War II era

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First Congress of Soviet Writers followedBy Second Congress of Soviet Writers