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"Отвратительный гротеск эпохи": "Так было" (1905) Л. Н. Андреева: смеховая неомифология и интертекст

"Отвратительный гротеск эпохи": "Так было" (1905) Л. Н. Андреева: смеховая неомифология и интертекст

Abstract

В статье впервые осуществлен анализ литературной легенды Леонида Андреева "Так было" в смеховом аспекте. Предложена оригинальная мифопоэтическая и интертекстуальная трактовка произведения как яркий пример иронически-парадоксальной историософии писателя. The article is the first to analyze the literary legend "It Was" by Leonid Andreev in a laughable aspect. An original mythopoetic and intertextual interpretation of the work is proposed as a vivid example of the ironic-paradoxical historiosophy of the writer.

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парадокс, paradox, irony, смех, carnivalization, бунт, ирония, absurdity, абсурд, revolution, революция, карнавализация, трагикомедия, tragicomedy, laughter, revolt

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