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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Russian Symbolism"”.

  1. The Philosophy Of Aesthetic Bliss: A Marxist Reading Of Nabakov's Lolita

    … novel further rooted in the tradition of Russian Symbolism, both movements lending it a backward-looking desire for an older and more readily defined social order. Nabokov was essentially a conservative elitiest, encouraging the MOdernist separation of popular aret and "great art" …

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  2. Mythology in the poetry of Maksimilian Volosin: The metaphor of consciousness

    … mythological implications. Volosin deviates from Russian Symbolism due to his emphasis on human consciousness which he regards in Hegelian terms as an unindividualized quality, as the capacity of the mind to embrace the Absolute. The evolution of human consciousness is traced in mythological …

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  3. Towards a performance of Scriabin's Sonata No. 6, Op. 62: a practice-led exploration

    … and important innovators of the early modernist Russian school. His search for new and more complex sonorities – as well as his evolving belief in the role that his music would play in the spiritual future of society – led to experimentation with octatonic, whole-tone and bi-tonal harmonic and …

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  4. Diagnosing the Demonic: Reading Valerii Briusov’s Fiery Angel as Pathography

    Russian Symbolists struggled to write a counter-narrative to the prevailing master narrative of disintegration, degeneration, and social pathology advanced by the emerging fields of social science, psychology, and modern medicine at the turn of the twentieth century. The Symbolists invested their …

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