„Přijde mi, že to je někoho cizího“: Paměť a vzpomínání v románu Dmitrije Prigova Žijte v Moskvě
The article analyzes the novel “Živite v Moskve” (2000) by the conceptual writer and artist Dmitrij Prigov (1940–2007). The main aim of the paper is to find out how the author approaches the issue of memory and remembering. The article shows that the novel does not attempt to reconstruct the factual...
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description | The article analyzes the novel “Živite v Moskve” (2000) by the conceptual writer and artist Dmitrij Prigov (1940–2007). The main aim of the paper is to find out how the author approaches the issue of memory and remembering. The article shows that the novel does not attempt to reconstruct the factual past events. It uses memory as an instrument for the production of fictional events which are based on the narrative and discursive schemata embedded in the narrator’s conscience. Therefore, the act of remembering can be seen as platonic anamnesis (recollection). It means that the narrator recollects the schemata, however, the latter do not exist as “pure” forms, but they are graspable only in the form of a very concrete literary realization. |
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spelling | doaj.art-0ad28b06fca042faa617909a454bc5972022-12-22T04:35:33ZcesUniverzita Karlova, Filozofická FakultaSvět Literatury0862-84402336-67292022-12-01326611312910.14712/23366729.2022.2.7„Přijde mi, že to je někoho cizího“: Paměť a vzpomínání v románu Dmitrije Prigova Žijte v MoskvěJakub Kapičiak 0Slovanský ústav AV ČRThe article analyzes the novel “Živite v Moskve” (2000) by the conceptual writer and artist Dmitrij Prigov (1940–2007). The main aim of the paper is to find out how the author approaches the issue of memory and remembering. The article shows that the novel does not attempt to reconstruct the factual past events. It uses memory as an instrument for the production of fictional events which are based on the narrative and discursive schemata embedded in the narrator’s conscience. Therefore, the act of remembering can be seen as platonic anamnesis (recollection). It means that the narrator recollects the schemata, however, the latter do not exist as “pure” forms, but they are graspable only in the form of a very concrete literary realization.https://svetliteratury.ff.cuni.cz/wp-content/uploads/sites/14/2022/11/Jakub_Kapiciak_113-129.pdfanamnesisimaginationmemorymoscow conceptualismprigovschemata |
spellingShingle | Jakub Kapičiak „Přijde mi, že to je někoho cizího“: Paměť a vzpomínání v románu Dmitrije Prigova Žijte v Moskvě Svět Literatury anamnesis imagination memory moscow conceptualism prigov schemata |
title | „Přijde mi, že to je někoho cizího“: Paměť a vzpomínání v románu Dmitrije Prigova Žijte v Moskvě |
title_full | „Přijde mi, že to je někoho cizího“: Paměť a vzpomínání v románu Dmitrije Prigova Žijte v Moskvě |
title_fullStr | „Přijde mi, že to je někoho cizího“: Paměť a vzpomínání v románu Dmitrije Prigova Žijte v Moskvě |
title_full_unstemmed | „Přijde mi, že to je někoho cizího“: Paměť a vzpomínání v románu Dmitrije Prigova Žijte v Moskvě |
title_short | „Přijde mi, že to je někoho cizího“: Paměť a vzpomínání v románu Dmitrije Prigova Žijte v Moskvě |
title_sort | prijde mi ze to je nekoho ciziho pamet a vzpominani v romanu dmitrije prigova zijte v moskve |
topic | anamnesis imagination memory moscow conceptualism prigov schemata |
url | https://svetliteratury.ff.cuni.cz/wp-content/uploads/sites/14/2022/11/Jakub_Kapiciak_113-129.pdf |
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