Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, (anti)modernist
For Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, modernism was a sinisterforce, especially in Russia, where it foretold "the most physicallydestructive revolution of the twentieth century". Richard Tempestexplores Solzhenitsyn’s overt and covert (dis)engagement with Russianand European modernism, arguing that he employed modernist means toachieve anti-modernist ends.
Actually, among Solzhenitsyn’s artistic negations, socialist realismlooms much larger than symbolism or even modernism (…)
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