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Accounting and control

Lenin V.I.

Phraseologism: Accounting and control.

Meaning: About the desire to put things in order somewhere (in distribution, production of something, etc.) (jokingly ironic).

Origin: From the work "State and Revolution" (August - September, 1917) by V. I. Lenin (1870-1924): "Accounting and control is the main thing that is required for [...] the correct functioning of the first phase of a communist society." The slogan "Accounting and control" was also repeatedly repeated by V. I. Lenin in the article "How to Organize a Competition" (December, 1917).

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Moth poetry.

Meaning:

Unprincipled art.

Origin:

The expression of M. E. Saltykov-Shchedrin. In an ironic review of "Poems" by Karolina Pavlova, published in No. 6 of Sovremennik, 1863, ridiculing her as a representative of "art for art's sake," Shchedrin wrote: and the most gullible of insects, and it comes in a straight line from the famous song about the siskin, then passes through Prince Shalikov and Mr. Shevyrev and ends with Mrs. Pavlova.All this poetry is nothing but a poetic application of pleasant manners to accidentally encountered objects ... She [Pavlova] does not care whoever she turns to, no matter what she sings, because it is not the objects of the outside world that strike her, but she strikes the objects of the outside world with the haberdashery of her address. Shchedrin called the unprincipled poetry he ridiculed "moth-like", referring to K. Pavlova's poem "Moth". In his review of A. N. Pleshcheev's "New Poems" ("Contemporary", 1864, No. 1), he again speaks of the "moth school" of poetry, referring Fet, Pavlova and other representatives of "pure art" to it. After Shchedrin, the epithet "butterfly" began to be ironically applied, in addition to poetry, to other areas of art and science.

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