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The Grotesques of the Kyiv Underground
2019
Overview
The predecessor of literary postmodernism in Ukraine is the Kyiv underground of the 1970s– 80s (Volodymyr Dibrova, Bohdan Zholdak, and Les Podervianskyi). Zholdak’s images-collages, Podervianskyi’s hybrid monsters, and Dibrova’s puppet characters-mannequins reflect—unlike the bohemian decentralization of space and the decentralization of the character in the postmodernists—the monstrosity of the Soviet masses’ mindset. The Ukrainian postmodernism of the 1990s produces two kinds of decentered bohemian subject. One of them is an externally “ex-centric” character, which does not have its own, authentic place, and therefore travels through countries and times, plays and put on masks. This is the character-Bubabist. However,
Publisher
Academic Studies Press
ISBN
1644692384, 9781644692387
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