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Article name	Life and Work of I. I. Gorbunov-Posadov in Bulgaria: Reception Issues
Authors	Terzieva M.T. Doctor of Pedagogy, Professor, mater@abv.bg
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Section	RUSSIAN PHILOLOGY
UDK	8Р2
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Annotation	The paper studies reception of the artistic and scholarly works of the Russian Tolstoyist Ivan Ivanovich Gorbunov-Posadov (1864–1940) in Bulgaria. With the help of the biographical approach, it has been established that such Bulgarian Tolstoyists as Dimitar Katsarov (1881–1960), Stefan Andreichin (1869–1961), Ivan Duichev (1907–1986), Sava Nichev (1872–1949?), TsenkoTsvetanov( 1904–1960), Yordan Kovachev (1895–1966), Ivan Kuyumdzhiev (1900–1989), Nikola Venetov (1882–1971), Slav Delkinov (1894–1977), and Аna Tsanova (1894–?) played a great role in dissemination of his works. The philosophical and pedagogical ideas of Tolstoy’s follower were appreciated by the intelligentsia, who regarded themselves as the addressees of his works. Ivan Gorbunov-Posadov was an example of stoicism and loyalty to the ideal, which Bulgarian Tolstoyists made their paragon.
Key words	biographical approach, free education, Tolstoyist
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