THE NEW MAN AND THE PEOPLE: THE LYRICAL VOICE AND POETIC DEMOCRACY IN N. A. NEKRASOV
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2021-01-01
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This article analyzes the expression of individual limitation in Nekrasov’s poetry as a model of democratic pathos which departs from the 1860s standard of self-sacrifi ce. Who Lives Well in Russia is treated as a culminating expression of Nekrasov’s unique combination of individual lyric voice and the shared affective experiences created by sound, which symbolizes a bid for agency among the intelligentsia and the narod alike and draws attention to linguistic form as a combined poetic and political act.
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Flaherty, J (2021). THE NEW MAN AND THE PEOPLE: THE LYRICAL VOICE AND POETIC DEMOCRACY IN N. A. NEKRASOV. Russkaia Literatura, 2021(4). pp. 52–64. 10.31860/0131-6095-2021-4-52-64 Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/32203.
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Jennifer Flaherty
A scholar of Russian literature and European intellectual history, I work at the intersection of literary and political form from a comparative perspective.
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