The Russian literature of emigration
the Bunin case
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2317-4765.rus.2019.164355Keywords:
Bunin, Russian literature, Russian emigrationAbstract
Ivan Búnin's life and work embody one of the essential dilemmas of Russian emigration: the determination to safeguard the Russian cultural heritage and its unity, combined with a continuous, irreversible process of progressive and dynamic integration into a different artistic and cultural context. A close analysis of Bunin's narrative texts leads us, beyond the canons of 'great' nineteenth-century Russian literature, to a textuality that is open to modernity's experimentation, while always preserving a certain essential "Russianness."
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