Introduction: Countersense and Interpretation

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8 octobre 2021

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Russian literature classics anticipatory plagiarism Tolstoy Gogol comparative literature cultural heritage Russian Studies nineteenth-century literature LIT004240 Literature Slavic DSB

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Muireann Maguire et al., « Introduction: Countersense and Interpretation », Open Book Publishers, ID : 10670/1.xmq9yv

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… . [W] ho said that the logic of life is compulsory in art? — Daniil Kharms and Aleksandr Vvedenskii, ‘The Oberiu Manifesto’ In the 1960s, the ‘Oulipo’ group of French writers and philosophers developed, as part of their playful pseudoscience of ‘pataphysics’, a concept they called ‘le plagiat par anticipation’ (plagiarism by anticipation). And while we will have much more to say about anticipatory plagiarism, a few words about this brilliantly inventive and peculiarly disciplined group are ...

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