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Kotlovan [The Pit]
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Coming from a provincial working-class family, Platonov wholeheartedly accepted the October Revolution, and the more interesting is the fact that his works convey with unprecedented force a personal ideological tragedy, unusually clearly expressed in ‘The Pit.’ The very idea of building a ‘Common Proletarian House’ turns ‘The Pit’ into a dystopia that is shocking in its power, where the details of reality take on incredible, cartoonishly exaggerated proportions. This amazing house, conceived as a symbol of the communist ‘earthly paradise’, in reality becomes a cemetery of unrealistic fantasies.
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Coming from a provincial working-class family, Platonov wholeheartedly accepted the October Revolution, and the more interesting is the fact that his works convey with unprecedented force a personal ideological tragedy, unusually clearly expressed in ‘The Pit.’ The very idea of building a ‘Common Proletarian House’ turns ‘The Pit’ into a dystopia that is shocking in its power, where the details of reality take on incredible, cartoonishly exaggerated proportions. This amazing house, conceived as a symbol of the communist ‘earthly paradise’, in reality becomes a cemetery of unrealistic fantasies.
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Opis
- Autor
- Platonov Andrei
- Wydawnictwo
- Like Books
- ISBN
- 9785041792312
- Format
- Hardcover
- Year Published
- 2023
- Strony
- 608
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Coming from a provincial working-class family, Platonov wholeheartedly accepted the October Revolution, and the more interesting is the fact that his works convey with unprecedented force a personal ideological tragedy, unusually clearly expressed in ‘The Pit.’ The very idea of building a ‘Common Proletarian House’ turns ‘The Pit’ into a dystopia that is shocking in its power, where the details of reality take on incredible, cartoonishly exaggerated proportions. This amazing house, conceived as a symbol of the communist ‘earthly paradise’, in reality becomes a cemetery of unrealistic fantasies.