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Children and Childhood as a Sociocultural Phenomenon

In this article, Mariia Cherniak describes the changes in children's and young adults' literature in Russia today vis-à-vis the classics of the Soviet past (school literature, etc.), which often reflect technological advances (cellular phones, internet, etc.) as much as political and ideological changes. Contemporary critics of literature note the importance of young characters for readers of all ages (and older readers who want to think of themselves as young). The article outlines the plot of several successful and telling recent works.