Tolstoy Against Things: Ostranenie, Pragmatic Conversions and Natural Attitude
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Viktor Shklovsky, Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy, OstranenieAbstract
The article discusses Viktor Shklovsky's concept of defamiliarization (ostranenie) from a broad perspective, including criticisms of it, its contemporary ramifications and even parallels, such as the Brechtian V-effekt. The author then moves on to a broad approach of Lev Tolstoy's work from the perspective of the previous considerations regarding the shklovskian term, bringing to light various particularities of Tolstoyan poetics that tension Shklovsky's formulations.
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