Titlebook: Daniil Kharms and the Poetics of the Absurd; Essays and Materials Neil Cornwell (Senior Lecturer in Russian Studies) Book 1991 Palgrave Mac

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Andrew W. El Bardissi MD,Lawrence H. Cohn MDkov, Vaginov, Zabolotsky, Kharms and their writings, we have come to realise that it is fruitless to approach their literature by reducing . to mere nonsense and by denying that there is a system of aesthetically organised poetics in the intentional alogicality of their writings.. Recent research ha

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Some Features of the Poetics of Kharms’s Prose: The Story ‘Upadanie’ (‘The Falling’). It is well known that this period saw Kharms’s definitive transition from verse to a prose which retained the best of the features elaborated in the 1930s. In this respect, the story ‘The Falling’ is a particularly important one and for this reason it has been chosen for analysis here.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-32823-7nd theatre to the norms of European literature of the absurd.. While parallels with European literature of the absurd can illuminate the general phenomenon of OBERIU literature,. this approach is limited by its ahistoricity and its inability to account for the specific Russian and Soviet cultural tr

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The Anti-World of Daniil Kharms: On the Significance of the Absurdnd theatre to the norms of European literature of the absurd.. While parallels with European literature of the absurd can illuminate the general phenomenon of OBERIU literature,. this approach is limited by its ahistoricity and its inability to account for the specific Russian and Soviet cultural tr