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The article examines the poetics of the book Pis’mo v chetvyortoi stepeni [Writing in the Fourth Degree], published in 2017 by friends of the late author, the writer and philologist Oleg Gorbachev (1980–2016), who wrote under the pseudonym of Knishka Pollok. The book displays such structural features as non-linearity of the plot, fragmentary narration, combining ...

Added: April 6, 2023

Ускользающие читатели: трансформации популярной культуры на русском языке как вызов исследователям литературных практик

Samutina N., Slavic Literatures (ранее - Russian Literature) 2020 Т. 118 № C С. 1–24

This article – which functions as stand-alone analysis but which also allows readers entry into the cluster devoted to pop-cultural literary practices in this volume – highlights the possibilities and perspectives of an approach that puts the reader at the center of research on Russian-language literary practices and texts. The author focuses primarily on texts ...

Added: October 5, 2020

Игра в солдатики. Мотив игры в изображении армейской службы у постсоветских авторов (Д. Горчев “Жизнь без Карло”, М. Елизаров “Госпиталь”)

Solovyeva I. V., В кн.: Политика и культура: пространство игры: сборник научных статей.: Будапешт, Киров: Радуга-ПРЕСС, 2020. С. 220–225.

This research addresses the motive of art as a game, a tool used by the Russian writers who described their personal military service experience in the Soviet Army. The research covers Life without Carlo (2010) by Dmitry Gorchev and Hospital (2005) by Mikhail Elizarov. Game is the key to understanding these two pieces of prose. ...

Added: September 4, 2020

Ересь неслыханной простоты

Krongauz M., Новое литературное обозрение 2017 № 3 С. 317–322

В статье проводится анализ лингвистических особенностей романа А. Петровой "Аппендикс" ...

Added: October 22, 2017

Narrative poetry

Kukulin I., , in: Russian Literature since 1991.: L.: Cambridge University Press, 2015. P. 244–267.

In the mid-2000s, the interest in narrative forms in poetry was increasing among the milieu of young Russian writers, especially those who considered themselves as the sucessors of so called uncensored poetry of the Soviet period. This flourishing of narrative poetry (as it turned out later, not very long: it lasted approximately till the early ...

Added: March 12, 2017

"The Art of Penultimate Truth”: Dmitrii Prigov's Aesthetic Principles

Lipovetsky M., Kukulin I., Russian Review 2016 Vol. 78 No. 2 P. 186–208

The article discusses the corpus of Dmtri Prigov's manifestoes, articles, and programmatic interviews as a manifestation of a coherent theoretical concept. The author of the article argues that Prigov's theoretical ideas are structured in accordance with his own central artistic category-for which, oddly enough, he did not have a common name. The author refers to ...

Added: June 3, 2016