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200 10$aUne Histoire The?matique de la Litte?rature Russe du XXe Sie?cle $eCent Ans de De?composition
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330   $aThis thematic study by Céline Bricaire explores the recurring motif of physical and psychological decomposition in 20th-century Russian literature. It delves into how the decaying states of characters reflect broader societal and ideological shifts throughout the Soviet and post-Soviet eras. By analyzing significant works from different periods, Bricaire offers a comprehensive panorama of an often-overlooked segment of Russian literature. This book aims to provide insights into the evolution of literary themes from the early 1900s to the 2000s, highlighting the unique aesthetic that deconstructs reality into sensitive perceptions.$7Generated by AI.
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