Analysis of the novel by Timur Kibirov "Lada or joy. A chronicle of a faithful and happy love". The novel is placed in the metanarrative and deals about literary genres. The author's point of reference during the narration is Vladimir Nabokov and his novel "Ada or Ardor. A Family Chronicle". the presence of Nabokov also returns in the citations and in the overall thematic design. Recounting Russian history and literature and linking it to the individual's personal story, Kibirov writes a novel in which the true heroine is not the Lada dog but literature. The novel "Lada, or Joy" by T. Kibirov is analyzed as a book primarily concerned with the problem of self-interpretation. Special at-tention is paid to basic meta-fictional and inter-textual aspects of the book such as a stylistic dialogue of the novel with A. Pushkin’s and V. Nabokov’s pretexts.
Analisi del romanzo di Timur Kibirov "Lada o la gioia. Cronaca di un amore fedele e felice". Il romanzo si colloca nella metanerrativa e mette in dubbio i cardini dei generi letterari. Il punto di riferimento dell'autore durante la narrazione è Vladimir Nabokov e il suo romanzo "Ada or Ardor. A Family Chronicle". la presenza di Nabokov ritorna anche nelle citazioni e nel disegno tematico complessivo. Raccontando la storia russa e quella della letteratura e legandola alla storia personale del singolo, Kibirov scrive un romanzo in cui la vera eroina non è la cagnetta Lada ma la letteratura.
Cane, autore e lettore nelle strategie letterarie di Timur Kibirov / Scandura, Claudia. - STAMPA. - (2017), pp. 277-296.
Cane, autore e lettore nelle strategie letterarie di Timur Kibirov.
Claudia Scandura
2017
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Analysis of the novel by Timur Kibirov "Lada or joy. A chronicle of a faithful and happy love". The novel is placed in the metanarrative and deals about literary genres. The author's point of reference during the narration is Vladimir Nabokov and his novel "Ada or Ardor. A Family Chronicle". the presence of Nabokov also returns in the citations and in the overall thematic design. Recounting Russian history and literature and linking it to the individual's personal story, Kibirov writes a novel in which the true heroine is not the Lada dog but literature. The novel "Lada, or Joy" by T. Kibirov is analyzed as a book primarily concerned with the problem of self-interpretation. Special at-tention is paid to basic meta-fictional and inter-textual aspects of the book such as a stylistic dialogue of the novel with A. Pushkin’s and V. Nabokov’s pretexts.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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