Titlebook: Carnival Culture and the Soviet Modernist Novel; Craig Brandist Book 1996 Craig Brandist 1996 culture.novel.society

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-6386-3ighly conducive to appropriation and utilization by radical intellectuals in their attempt to forge a counter-hegemonic culture. Ritual mockery was sometimes directed towards authority figures in carnival culture, but could just as easily be turned against victims of oppression like women, sexual no

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-6386-3th the First Five-Year Plan, which is taken as the theme of the work, and responds to the effects of that momentous reorientation of Soviet society with great sensitivity. For the sake of economy and to illustrate most clearly our thesis we shall examine only two of the writer’s many works: the 1929

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-6386-3nivalesque traditions of Evreinov, Meyerhold and Khlebnikov and, as it were, runs them into the moral obscenities of the Stalin era in which the world of laughter becomes tragic. In this Kharms, like Gogol before him, attempted to merge Russian traditions in which carnival maintained many disturbing

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Sarcopenia and Its Intervention, regime were clearly adept at recognizing the potential of the carnivalesque for bearing a revolutionary message both before and after the Revolution, but the terms of its adoption varied according to the changes in the internal composition of the regime and its relationship to the masses.