Ardis: Amerikanskai︠a︡ mechta o russkoĭ literature
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Serie Критика и эссеистика
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In 1971, a couple of American Slavists Karl and Ellendea Proffer founded the Ardis publishing house. Joseph Brodsky later compared their work with the coup that Gutenberg once carried out. Russian culture owes a lot to the modest publishing house of Profferov: both the restoration of the interrupted connection with the Silver Age, and salvation from oblivion of the hushed up literature of the 1920s – 1930s, and the publication of topical writers banned in the USSR.
