Artemij Plechanov “Sobakistan”: Zoo-dystopia as Reflection on the Echo of Totalitarianism Abstract: Russian comics, which have been experiencing a significant surge in popularity since…
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Giovanni Savino Abstract: Retrotopia, Reversed Utopia of Russia at War The role of the past in legitimising political practices and choices is neither new…
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Eleonora Smania Abstract: The Sulphurous Stench: How Bulgakov’s Satire Reveals the Diabolical Nature of the Soviet Regime This paper aims to explain why Mikhail…
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Nicola Vavassori Abstract: The Reverse Dystopia of War in “Pis’movnik” by Mikhail Shishkin The epistolary novel Pis’movnik (“Pis’movnik”, 2010) by Mikhail Shishkin can be…
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Silvia Girotto Abstract: “The Dog King”: Loss of Memory as Loss of Humanity The Austrian novelist Christoph Ransmayr wrote Morbus Kitahara (“The Dog…
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Giulio Scremin Abstract: “I Burn Paris”. The Revolutionary Manifest of the Polish Avant–garde This paper discusses Bruno Jasieński’s novel Palę Paryż (“I Burn Paris”,…
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