The imprints of terror : the rhetoric of violence and the violence of rhetoric in modern Russian culture ; in memoriam Marina Kanevskaya

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The imprints of terror : the rhetoric of violence and the violence of rhetoric in modern Russian culture ; in memoriam Marina Kanevskaya / Anna Brodsky, Mark Lopovetsky and Sven Spieker (eds.)

Manylion Llyfryddiaeth
Awduron Eraill:	Brodsky, Anna (Golygydd), Lipovetsky, Mark (Golygydd), Spieker, Sven (Golygydd)
Fformat:	Llyfr
Iaith:	German Russian
Cyhoeddwyd:	München : Sagner, 2006
Cyfres:	Wiener Slawistischer Almanach / Sonderband 64
Pynciau:	Russisch Literatur Politische Verfolgung Russland Gewalt Aufsatzsammlung
Cynnwys/darnau:	15 o gofnodion

1. Methods of control and power in Nabokov's "Invitation to a beheading"

2. After "After" : the "Arkive" fever of Alexander Sokurov

3. On the archaeology of the wall

4. The homeless symptom : archive and trauma in Boris Mikhailov

5. Representing Russia as Asiatic power : geopolitics and philosophy of history in Velimir Khlebnikov's "The Tree"

6. Intertekstual'nost' i simvoličeskij kapital : "Ros i ja" Michaila Berga

7. Kogda by ja sošel s uma. : metody bezumija i bezumie kak metod

8. Myth and identity : representation of Chechen war in contemporary Russian literature

9. Cinemasculinity : the Stalinist man and thaw era delinquents

10. The creative intelligentsia and the rise of official russiocentrism under Stalin

11. The imprints of terror : the rhetoric of violence and the violence of rhetoric in modern Russian culture : introduction

12. Pis'mo skvoz' terror : "Egipetskaja marka" O. Mandel'štama

13. Logija : Maksim Gor'kij - Ol'ga Lepešinskaja - Trofim Lysenko : k épistemologii socrealističeskogo tela

14. On sleep and oblivion in post-Soviet film

15. Pornorealism : the new Russians in the new Russian literature