He argued for the superiority of non-Euclidian art to realism in his essay "On Literature, Revolution, and Entropy.
He argued for the superiority of non-Euclidian art to realism in his essay "On Literature, Revolution, and Entropy." This author adapted Leskov's short story "Lefty" into his play The Flea, and described Mr. Craggs' attempt to blackmail lovers in an English park in his short story "The Fisher of Men." A strong influence on the Serapion Brothers, he wrote of Martin Martinych's theft of wood to heat the title frozen room in Petrograd in "The Cave." Upon being exiled from Russia, he created self-satisfied characters like Vicar Dewly and Mr. O'Kelly in his satire of England, The Islanders, and also wrote a novel about the failed rebellion of I-330 and D-503 against the One State. FTP, name this Russian author best known for his 1921 dystopia We.
He argued for the superiority of non-Euclidian art to realism in his essay "On Literature, Revolution, and Entropy.
Yevgeny {Zamyatin}