TRANSFORMATION OF EXISTENTIALISM IN RUSSIAN (SOVIET AND POST-SOVIET) LITERATURE

ТРАНСФОРМАЦИЯ ЭКЗИСТЕНЦИАЛИЗМА В РУССКОЙ (СОВЕТСКОЙ И ПОСТСОВЕТСКОЙ) ЛИТЕРАТУРЕ

Kvyatkovsky, Georgy (Квятковский, Георгий) ()
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Kvyatkovsky, Georgy (Квятковский, Георгий): South Ural State University

Sotsium i vlast / Society and power, 2017, 114-119

Abstract: The article raises the question about specificity of the Russian literary existentialism. The author puts forward the hypothesis of the scarcity of pure existentialism in the Soviet and postSoviet literature in connection with the transformation of existential ideas in Nietzschean philosophy perceived through the prism of the idea of bermensch: the experience of the existential border situations becomes a marker of the superiority of the literary character over the people around him. The author examines the reasons which make the indicated transformation of literary existentialism become popular in the readers’ circles.

Keywords: history of philosophy; social philosophy; existentialism; Nietzschean philosophy; modern philosophy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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