Origins of Bakhtin’s Theory of Carnivalization. by Mostafa Eweis

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The Dogs Bark, the Carnival Moves On… Revisiting Zygmunt Bauman, Modernity and the Holocaust by Peter Beilharz

“…As Bauman used to say, “The dogs bark, the carnival moves on”. …”
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Uruguayan Carnival during the Last Dictatorship. The Evolution of a New Way of Resistance by Gabriela Rivera Rodríguez

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Again and Always: Intertextuality outside of Postmodernism by Simon Radchenko

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Feast of fools : the carnivalesque in John Kennedy Toole's A confederacy of dunces by Julija Potrč

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Polish soldiers and British women – carnivalesque encounters during the Second World War by Joanna Witkowska

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<i>Otherness</i> as Basis of Artistic Chronotope: Script vs. Film by Anastasia L. Nechaeva

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Графский титул в контексте Петровской карнавальной культуры by Борис Андреевич Успенский

“… “The Title of Count in the Context of Petrine Carnival Culture” The europeanization of Russia under Peter I had a conspicuously carnival form. …”
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Late Traces of the Cults of Cybele and Attis. The Origins of the Kurenti and of the Pinewood Marriage (“Borovo Gostüvanje”)<br>Pozni sledovi Kibelinega in Atisovega kulta. O izvoru... by Slavko Ciglenečki

“…The carnival mask of the kurent invokes the memory of the mythical companions of Cybele and Attis, who played an important role directly before Christianity became the prevailing religion throughout the territory of present-day Slovenia. …”
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Paradigma prazdnika v trudah V. Ja. Proppa i M. M. Bahtina<br>The Paradigm of the Feast in the Work of V. Propp and M. Bakhtin</br> by Erzsébet Kaman

“…Both books deal from different angles with analysis of the carnival held after the winter solstice, celebrating life and the awakening of nature.…”
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“You have a better needle, I know”. Boy Actors on the Early Modern Stage by Bassan, Rachele Svetlana

“…Comedy – linked to the carnivalesque features of the Renaissance stage – shares with carnival its conservatively transgressive quality. …”
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Two Unknown Cases of Printed Incidental Music in the Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century Italian Theatre by Ivano Cavallini

“…Francesco Contarini published his pastoral La finta Fiammetta, staged in Padua with a set of intermedi in carnival 1610, under the patronage of Cardinal Scipione Borghese. …”
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Антиутопия в романах В. Набокова Приглашение на казнь и Т. Толстой Кысь by Natalia Popovich

“…The main conflict is person and society. The “quasi-carnival” is defined as a structural core of dystopia, life is ritualised. …”
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Инновации в русскоязычном публичном дискурсе (на материале обсуждения важнейших событий 2020–2021 гг. в электронных СМИ)... by Ewa Kapela

“…The considered innovations, being a manifestation of democratization and carnivalization of public communication, perform not only a nominative function. …”
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La “memoria attiva” come gioco delle identità nel romanzo «Suche nach M.» di Doron Rabinovici by Ester Saletta

“…While the generation of survivors sees remembrance of the Holocaust as a moment of silence, their children commemorate it through masquerades or carnivals. Rabinovici’s novel, with its emphasis on a collective search for identity, is an exemplary contribution to Holocaust literature as a re-elaboration of Jewish cultural biblical tradition.…”
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“Powerlessness, Impotence, Astonishment, and the Need for an Immediate Lie”: The Byproducts of Lopez Mausere by Xawery Stańczyk

“…The author contends that Mausere’s concept of poetry as a genre similar to a joke, anecdote, mistake or deliberate deception, as well as his use of low, slang or colloquial registers of language, reflect Stamm’s belief that the carnivalized upside-down world is more real than the illusion produced by social roles, norms, statuses, hierarchies, and identities. …”
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Świat (nie)kontrolowanych emocji. O literaturoterapii Victorii Reicher by Agnieszka Lenart

“…One of the characteristics of Reicher’s prose is carnivalization. The humor and chaos reveal a frank and true picture of everyday life. …”
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