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Holt Meyer
Alexandra Berlina
A hundred years of ostranenie
readings of, in and with Viktor Šklovskij's founding word of modern literary theory
Holt Meyer, Alexandra Berlina
This is a book on ostranenie, a key term for literary and aesthetic studies invented by Viktor Borisovič Šklovskij (1893-1984) a little over 100 years ago. In a sense, it is these 100 years which are the topic of this book. One thing that has definitely happened in those 100 plus years is that, while many brilliant scholars have come to terms with the term as a whole or in key aspects, no one in any language has come up with a perfect translation of the word. Paraphrasing Gabriel Garcia Marquez, as the title of this book does: the word has lived for a over hundred years in Russian solitude, and will no doubt continue to do so.
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25-35
Šklovskij's key concepts of roman(novel)ized time and space
GoGwilt Christopher
37-62
"I am a professional raconteur"
de Oliveira Cassio
63-89
91-139
"Popadaju v knigu"
Meyer Holt
143-160
Ostranenie (Verfremdung) vs. alienation (Entfremdung)
Hansen-Löve Aage A.
161-207
209-228
A case of ostranenie
Tchougounnikov Serge
229-249
What we have learned about ostranenie over the past 30 years
Van Peer Willie
253-275
Marks of distinction
Rann James
277-302
Metalepsis as ostranenie?
Donska Marya
303-335
Kafka's "enstranging" storytelling
Wagner Eva Sabine
337-353
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