Boris Kagarlitsky, one of the leaders of the left-wing opposition in the Soviet Union, talks to Robin Blackburn
Boris Kagarlitsky, 24 November 1988
“... economy was very interesting for us. R.B.: From reading your book I gather that the Russian critic Mikhail Bakhtin had an influence on you? B.K.: Yes, he did. He died in the Seventies and no sooner was he dead than everybody began to study his writings and to appreciate his theses on the necessity for a dialogic structure in true art – that is to say, for a ... ”