Stalin’s Statue Protagonism in the Novel Monumental Propaganda
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https://doi.org/10.17851/2317-2096.27.3.193-205Keywords:
Russian literature, Vladimir Voinovich, sculpture, Roman Jakobson, Alexandre PushkinAbstract
In Russian literary studies, the interface between literature and sculpture has a central text entitled “The Statue in the Pushkin’s Poetic Mythology”, written by Roman Jakobson, for whom the statue is one of the most impressive images in Pushkin’s oeuvre. Based on Jakobson’s considerations on Pushkin’s work, this article aims to investigate the statue as “object of narrative” and “subject of action” in the satiric novel Monumental Propaganda, written by Vladimir Voinovich and published in 2000. In this novel Stálin’s sculpture, built to celebrate his 70th birthday, plays the main role and represents a father and a son to Aglaia Stepanovna, the heroine.
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