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Record type:	kapitola v odborné knize (C)
Home Department:	Katedra slavistiky - Oddělení rusistiky (25220)
Title:	Ekzistencial'nye voprosy, podnyatye v romane V. Nabokova "Priglashenie na kazn'", takie kak: smysl, smert', svoboda vybora
Citace	Demina, E. Ekzistencial'nye voprosy, podnyatye v romane V. Nabokova "Priglashenie na kazn'", takie kak: smysl, smert', svoboda vybora. In: S. Mizerová, L. Plesník. Slavica Iuvenum. Ostrava: Ostravská univerzita, 2024. s. 203-208. XXV. ISBN 978-80-7599-461-5.

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Publication year:	2024
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Form of publication:	Elektronická verze
ISBN code:	978-80-7599-461-5
Book title in original language:	Slavica Iuvenum
Title of the edition and volume number:	XXV
Place of publishing:	Ostrava
Publisher name:	Ostravská univerzita
Issue reference (issue number):	:
Published:	v ČR
Author of the source document:	S. Mizerová, L. Plesník
Number of pages:	8
Book page count:	441
Page from:	203
Page to:	208
Book print run:	200
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Key words in English:	gnosticism, anti-utopia, existentialism, russian literature
Annotation in original language:	В главе рассматриваются наиболее популярные теории интерпретации романа Владимира Набокова «Приглашение на казнь» с целью выявления основных экзистенциальных вопросов, поднимаемых в романе. Рассматривается интерпретация романа через философию гностицизма, а также затрагивается тема сходства романа с произведениями Франца Кафки и жанром антиутопии.
Annotation in english language:	Chapter examines the most popular theories of interpreting Vladimir Nabokov's novel “Invitation to a Beheading” with the aim of identifying the main existential questions raised in the novel. It discusses the interpretation of the novel through the philosophy of Gnosticism, as well as touches upon the theme of the novel's similarity to the works of Franz Kafka and the genre of anti-utopia.

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