Faddey Venediktovich Bulgarin

Japanese: ブルガーリン - ぶるがーりん（英語表記）Фаддей　Венедиктович　Булгарин／Faddey Venediktovich Bulgarin

1789‐1859
A Polish-born Russian journalist and author. In his early career, he participated in the editing of the anthology Polar Star and took an anti-establishment stance, but after the Decembrist revolt he became a pro-establishment journalist. He published many periodicals, including the newspaper The Northern Bees (1825-59), and in these anthologies and newspapers he attacked Pushkin, Gogol, Lermontov, and others, and also served as an informant for the secret police. As an author, he wrote historical novels and novels of manners and manners, such as Ivan Busygin (1829), which was a continuation of the physiological reportage of the 1840s, but all of them were melodramatic and moralistic, and lacked literary merit.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1789‐1859
ポーランド生れのロシアのジャーナリスト，作家。活動の初期には文集《北極星》の編集に参加して反体制的立場にあったが，デカブリストの乱以後は体制擁護のジャーナリストとして筆をふるった。新聞《北方の蜜蜂》(1825‐59)をはじめ数多くの定期刊行物を発行，それらの文集･新聞紙上でプーシキン，ゴーゴリ，レールモントフらを攻撃するとともに，秘密警察への情報提供者の役を果たした。作家としては，歴史小説や，1840年代の〈生理学的ルポルタージュ〉に連なる《イワン･ビジギン》(1829)などの世態風俗小説を書いたが，いずれも教訓臭の濃いメロドラマ調のもので，文学的価値に乏しい。

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