1. Annuaire d'études françaises 2011. Т. 43: Les précepteurs francophones en Europe aux XVIIe – XIXe siècles / Annual of French Studies 2011 : French-Speaking Tutors in Europe of the 17th – 19th Centuries (2011)
2. Pierre Pascal in a historiography mirror: the review of the Russian and French researches

Pierre Pascal in a historiography mirror: the review of the Russian and French researches

Danilova Olga

The author describes the current state of studying of the biography and works of Pierre Pascal, the well-known French intellectual who participated in the Russian revolution of 1917 and then became one of patriarchs of the French Slavic philology. This personality appears to be especially claimed by philologists and historians. Pascal really has lived «two lives»: being the communist and the Marxist, it has spent 17 years in the USSR, and subsequently, being disappointed in revolutionary ideals, has returned home and became the prominent expert in history of Russian religious schism.

Link: Danilova O. Pierre Pascal in a historiography mirror: the review of the Russian and French researches // Annuaire d'études françaises 2011. Т. 43: Les précepteurs francophones en Europe aux XVIIe – XIXe siècles / Annual of French Studies 2011 : French-Speaking Tutors in Europe of the 17th – 19th Centuries.М. P. 393-411.