Viktor Shklovsky’s Involuntary Modernism: Writing and Other Bodily Functions
Asiya Bulatova explores Viktor Shklovsky’s involuntary modernism by placing writing alongside other bodily functions. This focused literary study considers how modernist thought can be understood through the connections between textual practice, physical experience, and the broader questions raised by embodiment.
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Asiya Bulatova’s book examines Viktor Shklovsky’s involuntary modernism.
Its focus connects writing with other bodily functions, bringing literary practice and embodiment into the same field of inquiry.
The book offers a focused study for readers interested in Shklovsky, modernism, and the relationship between literary ideas and physical experience.
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