Raj w kraju Rad : upadek pierwszych ludzi według Daniiła Charmsa

Raj w kraju Rad : upadek pierwszych ludzi według Daniiła Charmsa

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Raj w kraju Rad : upadek pierwszych ludzi według Daniiła Charmsa

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title:	Raj w kraju Rad : upadek pierwszych ludzi według Daniiła Charmsa
alternative title:	Paradise in the Soviet Socialist Republic : the origin of the world by Daniil Kharms
author:	Surdykowska Aleksandra
journal title:	Źródła Humanistyki Europejskiej = Studia ad Fontes Humanitatis Europeae Pertinentia
volume:	6
date of publication :	2013
pages:	247-256
ISSN:	2449-674X
eISSN:	2449-6758
ISBN:	978-83-233-3712-6
series:	Iuvenilia Philologorum Cracoviensium, ISSN 2080-5802; t. 6
URL:	http://www.ejournals.eu/ZHE/2013/Tom-6/art/4635/
date accessed:	2019-03-15
notes:	Bibliogr. s. 255.
language:	Polish
journal language:	Polish
abstract in English:	In 1934 Daniil Kharms wrote a poem The Fall, or the Knowledge of God and Evil (with the subtitle “didascalia”), which is a close adaptation of The Fall – a play from The Book of Genesis. The poet, however, creates an utterly different literary space to the one found in the biblical text. Paradise, in which Kharms’ Adam and Eve are living, seems to be concrete and tangible, as if it were human-made. This is the Garden of Eden of which an artist at the beginning of the twentieth century could dream. The aim of this paper is to expose the possible literary sources of such a vision. The article also presents ways in which mythological and biblical narratives which attempt to explaining the origins of the world and the first fall of humankind might be transformed in the poem written by an avant-garde artist.
keywords in Polish:	Charms, OBERIU, Jakovljevic, awangarda, upadek
keywords in English:	Kharms, OBERIU, Jakovljevic, avant-garde, fall
number of pulisher's sheets:	0,68
affiliation:	Wydział Filologiczny : Instytut Filologii Wschodniosłowiańskiej
type:	journal article
subtype:	academic paper