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Russian Postmodernism: New Perspectives on Late Soviet and Post Soviet Literature by Mikkhail Epshtein, Alexander A. Genis, Slobodanka Vladiv-Glover, Alexander Genis

Russian Postmodernism: New Perspectives on Late Soviet and Post Soviet Literature Mikkhail Epshtein, Alexander A. Genis, Slobodanka Vladiv-Glover, Alexander Genis ebook
Publisher: Berghahn Books, Incorporated
Format: pdf
ISBN: 9781571810984
Page: 546

(That the volume is, If anything, there is in the roster a slight bias against the experimental; neither the late Arkadii Dragomoshchenko nor some poets in their prime, such as Inna Kabysh, are included when they might likely be. 5 days ago - By Xu Youyu, published: May 24, 2014 Dear Editor, In late 2012, on behalf of the Louis Green Lecture committee of Monash University, I invited Professor Xu Youyu, who I had never met before, to fly to Australia to deliver a public lecture. Petersburg; and comprehensive treatments of holy foolery's cultural significance for Leningrad underground poets, Soviet and post-Soviet performance art, and postmodern thinkers. The Family was a loosely defined assemblage of New York intellectuals, almost all Jewish — liberal, largely anti-Soviet and pro-Freud — who considered themselves to be at the “bloody crossroads” where literature and politics met. Oct 27, 2012 - Neoconservatism was given a more nuanced persona by the recently deceased Irving Kristol (the “father of neoconservatism”) as a “persuasion,” a perspective on the broad range of cultural factors that mould a liberal democracy. I shall focus on the points of view of Chinese intellectuals concerning their country and its future itinerary, noting that these opinions were formed and expressed only after the death of Mao Zedong. Jan 24, 2014 - When censorship was lifted in the early 1990s and torrents of formerly banned books poured into bookshops, the newly-written works were “post-Soviet” in spirit, then “post-post-Soviet,” but they still couldn't get away from the Soviet Readers abroad often say that Russia doesn't seem to have produced any “great novels” addressing the big issues of the last two decades, which were so rich in consequential events. Jan 18, 2012 - But in the late 1970s a post-political generation rose up in Russia who retreated from all conventional political ideologies, both communist and western capitalist, and instead turned to radical avant-garde culture - in music and in literature - to try and . Instead, in the 1980s, many Soviet youth turned to a new kind of music and culture that also borrowed from America, but it was one that attacked both the hypocrisy of western bourgeois capitalism and state communism. Canonized female holy fool, Kseniia of St. Jan 31, 2014 - It is not, in other words, just inclusive of the latest generation, or those explicitly linked to postmodern or experimental practices; or those coming to prominence only after the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991. May 21, 2012 - My doctoral dissertation, entitled Genesis and Development of Holy Foolishness as a Textual Topos in Early Russian Literature (UIUC 2001), as well as my post-doctoral LMS thesis, The Prophetic Paradigms: the Fool for Christ and the Hebrew . Apr 21, 2014 - For some the other is Islam itself, which Jews view as their natural enemy; for others it is the Arab nation; for Egyptian nationalists it is Egypt that the Jews aim to destroy; for still others it is simply Jewish hatred of mankind in general.