A Few Words on the Precursor of Fantasy – Ivan Karamazov
This paper aims to analyse The Legend of the Great Inquisitor from a perspective of genre used by an author – Ivan Karamazov. The Legend can be referred to as fantasy (an anti-utopia). Taking into consideration the ideal of Inquisitor and the particular pieces of the text, one may state that the poe...
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| description | This paper aims to analyse The Legend of the Great Inquisitor from a perspective of genre used by an author – Ivan Karamazov. The Legend can be referred to as fantasy (an anti-utopia). Taking into consideration the ideal of Inquisitor and the particular pieces of the text, one may state that the poem constitutes the prototype of anti-utopian narration. Having employed the notions of agent and patiens, we endeavour to sketch out the general scheme of such narration. The second part of the paper focuses on a few anti-utopias (Brave New World by A. Huxley, Matrix by the Wachowski Brothers, Futu.re by D. Glukhovsky) and aims to identify there the elements which correspond to the particular schemes. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-3d639bebdb1c43d4a8a6039719cf18d32022-12-22T03:00:09ZdeuPomeranian University Publishing HousePolilog: Studia Neofilologiczne2083-54852020-08-0110213610.34858/polilog.10.2020.315560A Few Words on the Precursor of Fantasy – Ivan KaramazovArtur Sadecki0Uniwersytet Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej w Lublinie Lublin, PolskaThis paper aims to analyse The Legend of the Great Inquisitor from a perspective of genre used by an author – Ivan Karamazov. The Legend can be referred to as fantasy (an anti-utopia). Taking into consideration the ideal of Inquisitor and the particular pieces of the text, one may state that the poem constitutes the prototype of anti-utopian narration. Having employed the notions of agent and patiens, we endeavour to sketch out the general scheme of such narration. The second part of the paper focuses on a few anti-utopias (Brave New World by A. Huxley, Matrix by the Wachowski Brothers, Futu.re by D. Glukhovsky) and aims to identify there the elements which correspond to the particular schemes.https://polilog.pl/index.php/polilog/article/view/374great inquisitorfantasyanti-utopiascheme |
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