This article analyzes conceptions of Bakhtin’s Circle during the government of Joseph Vissioronovich Djougachvilli, Marshal Stalin, in the Russian/Soviet context. The present approach will explore the relationship between Bakhtin/Volochinov’s sociological method, proposed in Marxism and Philosophy of Language, and the conceptions on language proposed by N. Yakovlevitch Marr (The New Doctrine) to support some principles that could maintain a National Unified State during Stalin’s political regime.
