The novel Chevengur by Andrey Platonov, portrays the journey of establishing Soviet power in rural Russia post civil war. Its various interpretations range from a philosophical meditation on communism to a Christian critique of modernity.
Chevengur features a complex structure with characters from three generations, living in a borderland between Central Russia and Eastern Ukraine. The novel's geography plays a crucial role in understanding its exploration of the Russian revolution of the spirit.
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