The article deals with a special type of drama specified by Corneille himself as heroic comedy. The playwright placed it somewhere in between two major types of drama,
comedy and tragedy, and at the same time distinguis...
The article discusses the evolution of the stage play motif in the Austrian
fction during the 19th Century. Occupying a special place in the Austrian culture,
theater becomes a peculiar form of conceptualizing the most...
The essay focuses on the Society of Peasants Writers (hereafter referred
as VOKP) that changed a number of names in the course of its existence — All-Russian Peasants’ Union of Writers (1921–1925), All-Russian Society o...
This essay examines Gamiani, or Two Nights of Excess, erotic novel by Alfred de Musset
written at the beginning of the 1830s and widely popular in France until up to the 1920s.
When writing the novel that belongs to th...
Corneille’s Heroic Comedies
The article deals with a special type of drama specified by Corneille himself as heroic comedy. The playwright placed it somewhere in between two major types of drama, comedy and tragedy, and at the same time distinguis...
THE MOTIF OF THE STAGE PLAY IN THE 19th CENTURY AUSTRIAN FICTION
The article discusses the evolution of the stage play motif in the Austrian fction during the 19th Century. Occupying a special place in the Austrian culture, theater becomes a peculiar form of conceptualizing the most...
THE INVENTION OF PEASANT LITERATURE (on the materials of the All-Russian Society of Peasant Writers (VOKP), IWL department of manuscripts)
The essay focuses on the Society of Peasants Writers (hereafter referred as VOKP) that changed a number of names in the course of its existence — All-Russian Peasants’ Union of Writers (1921–1925), All-Russian Society o...
Conference “‘Eternal’ Plots and Images in Literature and Art of Russian Modernism" (November 16–17, IWL RAS)
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Gamiani, or Two Nights of Excess by Alfred de Musset: Construction of Subjectivity in French “Black” Romanticism
This essay examines Gamiani, or Two Nights of Excess, erotic novel by Alfred de Musset written at the beginning of the 1830s and widely popular in France until up to the 1920s. When writing the novel that belongs to th...