Dudyshkin Stepan Semenovich

(1828 - 1866). He graduated from the course at St. Petersburg University. In 1846, when a "Fatherland Notes left Belinsky, and soon after he died replaced him Valerian Maikov, Department of bibliography, and later critics, went to Dudyshkinu. Soon he acquired full confidence Krajewski, who engaged in more by editing the St. Petersburg Vedomosti, handed Fatherland Notes to the care Dudyshkina. Since 1861. Dudyshkin as the second editor of the Fatherland Notes', although de facto was the main. All of them written and published in this magazine does not represent anything outstanding. Dudyshkin was sensible magazine employee, but not more. In an era of reform, he was unable to take a definite position, resulting in "Fatherland Notes with him irresistibly to decline. More extensive work Dudyshkina - Articles Fonvizin (Fatherland Notes, 1847, "8 and 9), Turgenev's writings (ibid., 1857, vols 110 and 111) and Cantemir (" Contemporary ", 1848," 11). In 1863, Mr.. Edited Dudyshkina and his notes went 2 edition (Glazunov) works Lermontov Dudyshkin outlined in the introduction of a biography of the poet and the assessment of his work, made on the basis of what was until then printed on Lermontov. - See. I. Pana Literary reminiscences and recollections of Belinsky (St. Petersburg, 1876, Chapter 6) and "Memoirs of AV. Starchevsky "(" Historical Journal, 1886, No. 2).