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2007
Though Nabokov might appear to manifest some Symbolist traits, we must seek elsewhere the intellectual currents that helped shape his epistemology and his specific fictional preoccupations. In this context two schools of thought are extremely germane: the intuitive philosophy of Henri Bergson and the theories of the Russian Formalists, particularly ...
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Though Nabokov might appear to manifest some Symbolist traits, we must seek elsewhere the intellectual currents that helped shape his epistemology and his specific fictional preoccupations. In this context two schools of thought are extremely germane: the intuitive philosophy of Henri Bergson and the theories of the Russian Formalists, particularly ...
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Russian Formalism and the Novel
Abstract This chapter examines the place the novel occupied in Russian Formalist literary theory. As a modernist movement inspired by the radical verbal experiments of the Futurists, Formalism initially rejected prose as an aesthetic mode of speech. It then went on to identify a series of narrative devices in the mid-1920s and developopenaire +1 more source
Russian “Formalism”: Art as Technique
Journal of Studies in Russian Formalism with Translation NotebooksAn interest in technical matters (the principles of organising a poetic text) permeates formalist theory not only at the thematic level, but also at that of its conceptual framework. V. Shklovsky’s metaphors of production; Yu. Tynyanov’s metalanguage, which draws on dynamic and energetic models; as well as the material-production frameworks for ...
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Russian Formalism-History, Doctrine.
American Slavic and East European Review, 1956Edward J. Brown, Victor Erlich
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