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Sergey Telegin (Sergey Maratovich Telegin) is a Russian literary critic and philosopher known for developing the method of mythorestoration (miforestavratsiya). While most commonly associated with Yan Lianke’s 21st-century Chinese literature, some scholars note that the term "mythorealism" (mitorealismo) was used as early as 1994 by Russian academic Sergey Telegin to describe the works of Nikolai Leskov. Telegin's work focuses on identifying and restoring mythical structures within realist literature.

Key Concepts in Telegin's Work

• Mythorestoration: A method created by Telegin in 1990 used to analyze artistic texts by uncovering the underlying myths that shape their narrative and meaning.
• Life of Myth in Realism: His research, including his doctoral dissertation (1996), explores how myth functions within the works of classic realist writers like Fyodor Dostoevsky and Nikolai Leskov.
• Mythological Revolution: Telegin argues for the existence of a "mythological revolution" in literature and has published extensively on how myths define national identity and spiritual crisis.

Academic and Philosophical Profile

• Major Works:
  • Philosophy of Myth: Introduction to the Method of Mythorestoration (1994).
  • The Life of Myth in the Artistic World of Dostoevsky and Leskov (1995).
  • Uprising of the Myth (1997), which discusses the formation of a modern Russian heroic myth.
  • Hyperborea: The Sacred Homeland of Humanity (2011).
• Interests: His more recent interests include alchemy and the spiritual transformation of the human soul through the "magic of the word".