Collects previously published and yet unpublished articles by Mark Lipovetsky on Russian literature and film. Written in different years, they focus on cultural and aesthetic crises that, taken together, constitute the postmodern condition of Russian culture.
Über den Autor
Mark Lipovetsky is professor and chair of the Department of Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literatures, University of Colorado-Boulder. He is the author of more than a hundred articles and eight books, as well as co-editor of fifteen volumes on Russian literature and culture. Currently, Lipovetsky is working on a critical biography of Dmitry Prigov and serves as the editor of the poet's collected works. In 2014, Lipovetsky received an award of the American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages for the outstanding contribution to scholarship.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Preface
LITERATURE
The War of Discourses: Lolita and the Failure of a Transcendental Project
The Poetics of the ITR Discourse: In the 1960s and Today
The Progressor between the Imperial and the Colonial
Cycles and Continuities in Contemporary Russian Literature
Fl¿shing/Flashing the Discourse: Sorokin¿s Master Trope
Pussy Riot as the Trickstar
The Formal Is Political
FILM
Post-Soc: Transformations of Socialist Realism in the Popular Culture of the Late 1990s¿Early 2000s
War as the Family Value: My Stepbrother Frankenstein by Valery Todorovsky
A Road of Violence: My Joy by Sergei Loznitsa
In Denial: The Geographer Drank His Globe Away by Aleksandr Veledinsky
Lost in Translation: Short Stories by Mikhail Segal
Works Cited
Klappentext
Postmodern Crises collects previously published and yet unpublished Mark Lipovetsky's articles on Russian literature and film. Written in different years, they focus on cultural and aesthetic crises that, taken together, constitute the postmodern condition of Russian culture.
