September 10, 2025Philology Theory & PracticeOpen Access

The Leningrad texts of St. Petersburg women writers of the 2010s

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The study identifies three narrative models that represent historical trauma in St. Petersburg literature.
Methods including narratology and cultural trauma theory reveal the complex relationship between space and memory.
The Leningrad chronotope illustrates the ambivalence of historical narratives, linking personal experiences to the urban landscape.
Findings highlight the significance of local narratives in reinterpreting national histories through diverse strategies.

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Analysis uncovers historical trauma and mythologization in 2010s St. Petersburg literature, suggesting new narrative roles.

Yaqiang Song (2025) studied this question.

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