SEEJ 69.1 opens with "The Anesthesia of Native Speech" by Yuri Leving (Princeton), which introduces a special cluster devoted to contemporary Russophone Anti-War Poetry, “Language in a Coma.”
See the complete Table of Contents for our Spring 2025 issue of SEEJ here: seej.org/issues/69.1....
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We are pleased to announce the publication of our Spring 2025 Issue, which features the special forum: "Language in a Coma: Special Cluster Devoted to Contemporary Russophone Anti-War Poetry". Please find the complete table of contents on our website:
seej.org/issues/69.1....
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In SEEJ 68.4, Tatiana Efremova examines the cinematic elements in Sergei Shnurov’s videos, revealing how the viral video language of Leningrad emerged as a result of deconstructing the appeal of Hollywood fantasies.
Complete abstracts for this special cluster on Leningrad are on our website.
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In SEEJ 68.4, Maria Engström (Uppsala University) considers music videos of the band Leningrad shot between 2015–2018 (years of peak popularity for the group), as well interviews with Sergei Shnurov, within the discourse of the “civilizational turn” in Russian culture and politics of the 2010s.
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In SEEJ 68.4, Mark Lipovetsky (Columbia University) contextualizes Leningrad in relation to the Soviet tradition of cynicism with its gallery of trickster characters. Read the complete abstract on our website.
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In SEEJ 68.4, Rita Safariants examines Leningrad’s engagement with the legacy and image of Viktor Tsoi, the icon of late-Soviet countercultural sincerity. Read the complete abstract on our website!
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We are pleased to announce the publication of our Winter 2024 issue, SEEJ 68.4. This issue features a special forum: Sergei Shnurov, Leningrad, and the Ends of Irony, guest edited by Tatiana Efremova and Kevin M.F. Platt. You can find the complete table of contents for this issue on our website.
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