Cevengur – roman al orfanilor sau distopie?
Tchevengur ‒ orphan novel or dystopia?

Summary/Abstract: The unfinished novel of Andrey Platonov, Tchevengur, remains one of the most intriguing pieces of soviet literature. Often interpreted as a dystopia, the novel opens to the reader as a composite book discussing the deepest problems of both Russian and Soviet Russia: mysticism, folk philosophy, men on the edge of society, original meanings of cooperation, self-support and devotion to nearest people. The paper is trying to analyze different approaches of the novel and to propose a different way of interpretation.

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