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N. Kovtun

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4th International Multidisciplinary Scientific Conference on Social Sciences and Arts SGEM 2017
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NABOKOV’S CODE IN THE EARLY WORKS BY L. ULITSKAYA: LITERARY CRITICISM AND TRANSLATION ASPECTS

(STEF92 Technology, 2017, N. Kovtun, V. Razumovskaya)

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In modern criticism, V. Nabokov is revered as one of postmodernism “godfathers”. In the texts of a number of iconic contemporary writers (from A. Bitov up to O. Slavnikova and L. Ulitskaya) the influence of “Lolita” author’s creative works is highly significant. L. Ulitskaya never attributed herself to the postmodernist trend; on the contrary, she insisted that aesthetics under the sign “post” is becoming obsolete. Such experience of the author's self-identification beyond the post-modernism's aesthetics is worth ...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Literature & Poetry2017
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