Conclusion

The open-endedness of literary history, the malleability of the sincere voice, and the diversity and unpredictability of potential reader conceptions of sincerity mean that it is and will always remain too early to round off a story of the sincere voice in poetry. We can, in any case, affirm that the sincere voice has remained an elusive but valued quality through many different periods, including some, like modernism, generally seen as antagonistic to sincerity. For this reason, the issue of how the sincere voice emerged in Russian poetry and how it is produced and renewed is a vital one for