Dovlatov and Surroundings is a literary ode by one of the most consequential late 20th-century Russian writers, Alexander Genis, to another: Sergei Dovlatov. Characterized by Genis as an obituary, this book makes plain the significance of Dovlatov to Russian literature and the nuances of post-Soviet language, culture, politics, and literature.
Dovlatov and Surroundings is a literary ode by one of the most consequential late 20th-century Russian writers, Alexander Genis, to another: Sergei Dovlatov. Characterized by Genis as an obituary, this book makes plain the significance of Dovlatov to Russian literature and the nuances of post-Soviet language, culture, politics, and literature.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Alexander Genis is an established writer, literary critic, and radio broadcaster. Born in 1953, he grew up in Riga, Latvia, and immigrated to the US in 1977. Alexander Genis is a true cosmopolitan, full of passion for world culture that influences his texts. A shrewd and observant writer, Genis pioneered the trend of cultural essayism, a specific genre combining lyrical narrative with methods used in cultural studies. Alexander Genis is probably the best essayist at work in the Russian language today. In his work Genis has incorporated traits from both the Western European and American traditions– wordplay, wit, and precision. His essays are dynamic, informative, and consistently delightful. Alexander Genis’s essays have been translated into English, Japanese, German, French, Italian, Serbian, Hungarian, Latvian, and other languages, and included in various anthologies and academic studies. “It is a common knowledge," Genis says, "that literature tends to repeat itself. What is unique, however, is the soul that is located between the body and the text”. Alexander Rojavin is a multilingual intelligence, media, and policy analyst specializing in information warfare. He is currently editing a book on modern Russian cinema as a key battlefield in the Kremlin’s information war (forthcoming Routledge). At the same time, literary translation has always been one of his first loves.
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Foreword: Genis and Surroundings, or Twenty Years Later by Mark Lipovetsky 1. The Last Soviet Generation 2. Laughter and Trepidation 3. The Poetics of Prison 4. Do You Like Fish? 5. The Metaphysics of Error 6. Cabbage Soup from Borjomi 7. Tere-Tere 8. Poetry and Truth 9. None of Us Are Lookers 10. An Empty Mirror 11. A Dotted Novel 12. All That Jazz 13. Pushkin 14. A Concert for an Accented Voice 15. Halfway to the Homeland 16. A Matryoshka with Genitals 17. The Unwilling Son of the Ether 18. Death and Other Concerns 19. Without Dovlatov 20. A Brief History of The New American 21. Dovlatov as an Editor 22. Dovlatov on the Screen 23. Dovlatov and Death
Foreword: Genis and Surroundings, or Twenty Years Later by Mark Lipovetsky 1. The Last Soviet Generation 2. Laughter and Trepidation 3. The Poetics of Prison 4. Do You Like Fish? 5. The Metaphysics of Error 6. Cabbage Soup from Borjomi 7. Tere-Tere 8. Poetry and Truth 9. None of Us Are Lookers 10. An Empty Mirror 11. A Dotted Novel 12. All That Jazz 13. Pushkin 14. A Concert for an Accented Voice 15. Halfway to the Homeland 16. A Matryoshka with Genitals 17. The Unwilling Son of the Ether 18. Death and Other Concerns 19. Without Dovlatov 20. A Brief History of The New American 21. Dovlatov as an Editor 22. Dovlatov on the Screen 23. Dovlatov and Death
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