... in these lands. (Austin: University of Texas Press, 1982), 174–219 (an For a powerful restatement of the differences between excellent comparison of Russian Formalism and the Central and Eastern Europe, see Iver B. Neumann, Prague School); Endre Bojtár, Slavic Structuralism (Amster- “Europe’s...

.... But, as Tynianov, a consummate theorist of literary evolution, assures his readers: “There are no dead ends in history. There are only interludes.” Yuri Tynianov Russian Formalism Russian poetry modernism literary theory Copyright © 2018 by Duke University Press 2018 ...

... Serena Vitale, Shklovsky: Witness to an Era, trans. Jamie Richards (Champaign, IL: Dalkey Archive, 2012), 120 pp. In deep winter 1978 – 79, six years before his death, the enfant terrible of Russian formalism and its longest-­living survivor, Viktor Shklovsky...

... functions. While “Art, as Device” is in itself ambiguous, a look at Shklovsky’s reconsiderations renders matters still more complex, though arguably also more productive. Copyright © 2017 Duke University Press 2017 Viktor Shklovsky Russian Formalism ostranenie defamiliarization estrangement...

.... postclassical and novella, noveland the epic, literature, heroic literature, oral folly,humor, irony, satire, tragedy, Romanticism, style, Barthes). EAC includes poetic and prosedifferentin emotion, rhythm cultures, genre, and modern literary criticism (De Sanctis, Eliot, Russian Formalism...

... structuralism, Russian formalism, theories of the symbol, the grammar of the Decameron, an encyclopedic dictionary of the language sciences. On totalitarianism: why Bulgaria’s Jews escaped the Holocaust, moral life in the concentration camps, voices...

... structuralism, Russian formalism, theories of the symbol, the grammar of the Decameron, an encyclopedic dictionary of the language sciences. On totalitarianism: why Bulgaria’s Jews escaped the Holocaust, moral life in the concentration camps, voices...

... structuralism, Russian formalism, theories of the symbol, the grammar of the Decameron, an encyclopedic dictionary of the language sciences. On totalitarianism: why Bulgaria’s Jews escaped the Holocaust, moral life in the concentration camps, voices...

... structuralism, Russian formalism, theories of the symbol, the grammar of the Decameron, an encyclopedic dictionary of the language sciences. On totalitarianism: why Bulgaria’s Jews escaped the Holocaust, moral life in the concentration camps, voices...

... structuralism, Russian formalism, theories of the symbol, the grammar of the Decameron, an encyclopedic dictionary of the language sciences. On totalitarianism: why Bulgaria’s Jews escaped the Holocaust, moral life in the concentration camps, voices...

... structuralism, Russian formalism, theories of the symbol, the grammar of the Decameron, an encyclopedic dictionary of the language sciences. On totalitarianism: why Bulgaria’s Jews escaped the Holocaust, moral life in the concentration camps, voices...

... structuralism, Russian formalism, theories of the symbol, the grammar of the Decameron, an encyclopedic dictionary of the language sciences. On totalitarianism: why Bulgaria’s Jews escaped the Holocaust, moral life in the concentration camps, voices...

... structuralism, Russian formalism, theories of the symbol, the grammar of the Decameron, an encyclopedic dictionary of the language sciences. On totalitarianism: why Bulgaria’s Jews escaped the Holocaust, moral life in the concentration camps, voices...

... structuralism, Russian formalism, theories of the symbol, the grammar of the Decameron, an encyclopedic dictionary of the language sciences. On totalitarianism: why Bulgaria’s Jews escaped the Holocaust, moral life in the concentration camps, voices...

... the oligarchic- patriotic class, her sycophantic hanger- on friend, and a migrant laborer hired to paint her apartment — Keti Chukhrov’s Communion presents a clash of social identities and religious and political creeds. Russian readers and audiences are invited both...

..., Surrealists, crisis theologians, and Existentialists. Frank tells the story of how his friendship in the 1950s with Ralph Ellison, author of Invisible Man , led to Frank's teaching himself Russian in order to read Notes from Underground and write an article on the novella that changed the face of Dostoevsky...

...Noa Halevy This second installment in a chronologically arranged, three-part sequence continues the author's examination of Anglo-American literati who, in the later nineteenth and twentieth centuries, turned — in acts of combined xenophilia and xenophobia — to Russian literature and literary...

...Ostap Kin Abstract This brief essay introduces the work of three contemporary Ukrainian writers whose poems appear here in English translation. The introduction situates their work in the context of modernist and contemporary Ukrainian poetry as well as in the context of Russian invasions...

... by Russian thinkers. “Russia is fated to useless escapades, hastily Chronocide • embarked on and hastily abandoned” (Prince M. Sherbatov). “We are growing, but not ripening...

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