2026· Studia litteraria· Vol 11, pp. 166-185· 0 citations
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The article presents a brief history and provides an overview of the well-known movement in English-language literature, which manifested itself in the 1990s and became known as “New Sincerity.” The author of the article gives various opinions regarding the naming and genre of the novels within this movement, establishes its chronological boundaries and the texts belonging to it, and reviews the scholarly and critical works that influenced the novels of New Sincerity. The primary focus is placed on the originality of humor in the novels of New Sincerity, with the author describing a number of comic devices common to the novels under study: inside jokes, tragic irony, and dramatic irony. An attempt is made to trace the attitude of the authors of New Sincerity toward postmodernism, popular culture, liberal culture, multiculturalism, modern technological progress, and the historical and political situation of recent decades.
The article continues the previously undertaken work on a comprehensive study of the little-known French-language work “Le Raskol,” published in Paris in 1859. The main objectives of the research have been the translation of the book into Russian, a thorough analysis of its ideological content, and its introduction int...
The article examines a number of critical arguments against the concept of Old Russian literature and its canon. These critiques insist on the inapplicability of literary criteria to the verbal monuments of Old Rus’, pointing to the lack, in early East Slavic culture, of the cultural context necessary for the normal de...
M. B. Plyukhanova· Russkaya Literatura· 0 citations
The article focuses on the literary work of Vahagn Grigoryan, one of the most prominent contemporaneous Armenian novelists.
The papers highlight the latest four novels of the author, namely The Life and Death of the Leader, The River of Time, The Free Armenian, and Poghos-Petros. In both of the novels The Life and Deat...
This essay employs Ernesto de Martino’s concept of the “relic” to analyze Stefano D’Arrigo’s novel Horcynus Orca (1975), arguing that by revitalizing archaic narrative forms the novel challenges modern cultural structures and creates new meaning in the face of a perceived “end of the world.” After examining the intelle...
In article, an attempt was made to carefully examine contemporary methodological approaches applied to the study of Jadid literature within the framework of literary science in post-independence Uzbekistan. The distinctive features of this new academic perspective that distinguished it from the ideological constraints...
Dilafruz Jabborova, M. Davronova, Gulbahor Ernazarova· Türk Kültürü ve Hacı Bektaş...· 0 citations
The antiquity and rich literary tradition of the Tamil language were preserved and nurtured through the institutional framework known as the Sangam (Tamil Academies). Established under the patronage of the Pandya kings, three successive academies brought poets, scholars, and grammarians together to critically refine, e...
பாலகிருஷ்ணன் அ.· KALANJIYAM - International J...· 0 citations
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