Nikolai Zabolotsky: Enigma and Cultural ParadigmNorthwestern University Press, 2000. jan. 25. - 316 oldal Sarah Pratt traces interwoven questions in the work of Nikolai Zabolotsky, a figure ranking just behind Pasternak, Mandelstram and Akhmatova in modern Russian poetry and the first major poet to come to light in the Soviet period. |
Tartalomjegyzék
1 Introduction | 1 |
2 Constructs of Character | 12 |
3 The Emerging Poet in an Emerging Society | 41 |
4 The Last Gasp of the AvantGarde and the Continuity of Culture | 63 |
5 A Holy Fool at Loose in Leningrad | 107 |
6 Orthodoxies and Subversions | 149 |
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Acmeism Andrei Platonov artist aspects asserts avant-garde Bakhtin Blok Blok's Boratynskii Christ cited collision of verbal Columns concept concrete context Daniil Kharms Fedorov Filonov Goldstein Harmony in Nature Heart-Wasteland holy fool human Ibid icons immortality Izbrannye Kharms's Khlebnikov Konstantin Vaginov Leningrad literary Literature Lodeinikov Lossky Makedonov Mandelstam Masing-Delic meditation of sensibility metaphysical Milner-Gulland Moscow Nikita Zabolotskii Nikolai Zabolotskii notion Oberiu Declaration Oberiu ideology object Oka River Orthodox Ouspensky Pavel Filonov perceived persona Platonov poem's poet poet's poetic poetry Poeziia Polnoe Pushkin's reality Red Bavaria relation religious revelation rhyme Russian culture Russian Formalism Russian Orthodoxy Seek Harmony sense Skovoroda Sobranie sochinenii Socialist Realist soul Sovetskii pisatel Soviet spiritual stanza Stikhotvoreniia Symbolism Symbolist theme theology thought tion Tiutchev tradition trans transfiguration Tsiolkovsky University Press Urzhum Vaginov verbal meanings verse vision Vladimir Vospominaniia o Zabolotskom Vvedenskii word writes Zabolot Zabolotsky Zabolotsky's poem zaum меня