Alexandr V Markov
Biographic Data
| ID | 10168736 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alexandr V Markov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alexandr V |
| FAMILY NAME | Markov |
| SIGNATURE | MARKOV A V |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Wooden Constructivism. On the Poetics of Walter Benjamin’s “Moscow Diary”
Walter Benjamin’s two strongest aesthetic impressions during his trip to Moscow, the theatrical avant-garde and folk toys, are connected not only by the immediacy of the testimony. His “Moscow Diary” is a complex construction, simultaneously a declaration of love for Moscow and a chronicle of an unfamiliar approach to known phenomena. A man of the constructivist era, Benjamin views the scenography of Meyerhold and Tairov avant-garde theater on a …
Constructive Function of Love Narrative in Natalia Reznikova’s Short Stories
Natalia Reznikova, a writer of Russian emigration in China, combined in her stories the tradition of love short stories with a moral view of the earlier forms of passion expression. In her prose, judgment is imparted to a woman who cares less about spiritualizing passion than about narrative coherence, which forbids the overt display of affection. The events must progress as in a fine novel, not a short story. Criticizing the symbolist premature …
Poetics of Scholarly Argument. Translation Studies by Umberto Eco as Literature
Umberto Eco’s book Dire quasi la stessa cosa. Esperienze di traduzione (2003) is treated as a work with characteristics of the novel genre: the study of the nature of desire, the study of the limits of theatricalization, the specificity of gesture, and finally, the speech coloring of the hero, in the book creates the impression of a novel narrative. At the same time, Eco partly mystifies the reader: thus, while studying the translators’ difficult…
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Wooden Constructivism. On the Poetics of Walter Benjamin’s “Moscow Diary”
Walter Benjamin’s two strongest aesthetic impressions during his trip to Moscow, the theatrical avant-garde and folk toys, are connected not only by the immediacy of the testimony. His “Moscow Diary” is a complex construction, simultaneously a declaration of love for Moscow and a chronicle of an unfamiliar approach to known phenomena. A man of the constructivist era, Benjamin views the scenography of Meyerhold and Tairov avant-garde theater on a …
Constructive Function of Love Narrative in Natalia Reznikova’s Short Stories
Natalia Reznikova, a writer of Russian emigration in China, combined in her stories the tradition of love short stories with a moral view of the earlier forms of passion expression. In her prose, judgment is imparted to a woman who cares less about spiritualizing passion than about narrative coherence, which forbids the overt display of affection. The events must progress as in a fine novel, not a short story. Criticizing the symbolist premature …
Poetics of Scholarly Argument. Translation Studies by Umberto Eco as Literature
Umberto Eco’s book Dire quasi la stessa cosa. Esperienze di traduzione (2003) is treated as a work with characteristics of the novel genre: the study of the nature of desire, the study of the limits of theatricalization, the specificity of gesture, and finally, the speech coloring of the hero, in the book creates the impression of a novel narrative. At the same time, Eco partly mystifies the reader: thus, while studying the translators’ difficult…
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