In 1880 Goltsev joined the just-launched Russkaya Mysl to become the head of its Political Review section. In March 1885 he succeeded the recently deceased Sergey Yuriev as this magazine's editor-in-chief. It was under his guidance that Russkaya Mysl drifted towards the left flank of Russian journalism and provided safe haven for many members of the stuff of the closed Otechestvennye Zapiski.[1] Goltsev was friends with many Russian writers (Chekhov, Korolev, Ertel, Uspensky). Russkaya Mysl was the first magazine to publish Chekhov's "The Seagull" in 1925. In 1906, after Goltsev's death, Alexander Kisevetter became the editor-in-chief of Russkaya Mysl; he invited Pyotr Struve as a co-editor.
Among Goltsev's books that came out as separate editions include The French State in the 17th Century (Государственное хозяйство во Франции XVII в., 1878), The Development of Pedagogy in Recent Times (Очерк развития педагогических идей в новое время, 1880), The Law and the Ways of Life in Russia in the 18th Century (Законодательство и нравы в России XVIII в., 1885), the collections of essays Education, Morality and Law (Воспитание, нравственность, право, 1889) and On Art (Об искусстве, 1890).[2] In 1889 he was elected a glasny (deputy) for the Moscow City Duma.[3]
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^Виктор Александрович Гольцев at the Russian Biographical Dictionary // Биографический словарь. 2000.
^Bykov, V.N. Гласные Московской городской Думы (1863—1917). The Moscow City Duma's Glasnys. // Московский журнал. Декабрь 2008
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viktor, goltsev, viktor, alexandrovich, goltsev, russian, Ви, ктор, Алекса, ндрович, Го, льцев, august, august, 1850, december, november, 1906, writer, lawyer, journalist, literary, critic, publisher, editor, from, russian, empire, editor, russian, courrier, r. Viktor Alexandrovich Goltsev Russian Vi ktor Aleksa ndrovich Go lcev 23 August O S 11 August 1850 1 December O S 18 November 1906 was a writer lawyer journalist literary critic publisher and editor from the Russian Empire He was an editor of Russian Courrier Russkiye Vedomosti Russkaya Mysl Viktor GoltsevBornViktor Alexandrovich Goltsev 1850 08 23 23 August 1850Kolomna Moscow Governorate Russian EmpireDied1 December 1906 1906 12 01 aged 56 Moscow Russian EmpireAlma materImperial Moscow University 1872 Occupation s journalist literary critic editorA Moscow University alumnus Goltsev authored numerous articles and essays on law and jurisprudence as well as critical reviews and feuilletons published in Russkiye Vedomosti Russkaya Pravda Golos Vestnik Evropy Russkoye Bogatstvo Delo In his much publicized polemics with Ivan Aksakov and Mikhail Katkov he came across as a staunch proponent of the constitutional rule in Russia In 1880 Goltsev joined the just launched Russkaya Mysl to become the head of its Political Review section In March 1885 he succeeded the recently deceased Sergey Yuriev as this magazine s editor in chief It was under his guidance that Russkaya Mysl drifted towards the left flank of Russian journalism and provided safe haven for many members of the stuff of the closed Otechestvennye Zapiski 1 Goltsev was friends with many Russian writers Chekhov Korolev Ertel Uspensky Russkaya Mysl was the first magazine to publish Chekhov s The Seagull in 1925 In 1906 after Goltsev s death Alexander Kisevetter became the editor in chief of Russkaya Mysl he invited Pyotr Struve as a co editor Among Goltsev s books that came out as separate editions include The French State in the 17th Century Gosudarstvennoe hozyajstvo vo Francii XVII v 1878 The Development of Pedagogy in Recent Times Ocherk razvitiya pedagogicheskih idej v novoe vremya 1880 The Law and the Ways of Life in Russia in the 18th Century Zakonodatelstvo i nravy v Rossii XVIII v 1885 the collections of essays Education Morality and Law Vospitanie nravstvennost pravo 1889 and On Art Ob iskusstve 1890 2 In 1889 he was elected a glasny deputy for the Moscow City Duma 3 References edit Viktor Aleksandrovich Golcev at the Russian Biographical Dictionary Biograficheskij slovar 2000 Viktor Aleksandrovich Golcev at the Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary Bykov V N Glasnye Moskovskoj gorodskoj Dumy 1863 1917 The Moscow City Duma s Glasnys Moskovskij zhurnal Dekabr 2008 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Viktor Goltsev amp oldid 1181702376, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
