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V matematike i logike estʹ metod reductio ad absurdum, ili "dovedenie do absurda" - ėto priem, kotorym dokazyvaetsi͡a nesostoi͡atelʹnostʹ kakogo-nibudʹ mnenii͡a takim obrazom, chto v nem samom ili v vytekai͡ushchikh iz nego sledstvii͡akh obnaruzhivaetsi͡a protivorechie.Zherom de Verdʹer v svoeĭ knige "Platʹe" primenil ėtot metod k sovremennosti, i poluchilsi͡a roman, napolnennyĭ ostrymi dialogami, frant͡suzskim i͡umorom, ironieĭ i groteskom - nastoi͡ashchiĭ triumf absurda.Mozhno smelo skazatʹ, chto Zherom prodolzhaet tradit͡sii͡u Ėzhena Ionesko i Sėmi͡uėli͡a Bekketa s pri͡amymi otsylkami k "Lysoĭ pevit͡se" i "Toshnote" Zhan-Poli͡a Sartra.Si͡uzhet:Odnazhdy vecherom, pered tem kak nakrytʹ na stol, Izabelʹ darit muzhu platʹe. Ona khochet, chtoby Zhan-Pʹer nadel ego k uzhinu. On ne mozhet poni͡atʹ - ėto plokhai͡a shutka, zhena zabolela ili mir tak silʹno izmenilsi͡a?No skoro pridut gosti, i schet idet na minuty.Zhan-Pʹera zhdet chereda fantasmagoricheskikh povorotov: platʹe v t͡svetochek v korobke, ispugannye gosti, popytka udushenii͡a soseda (ėtim zhe platʹem). No ob ėtom pozzhe.Zherom de Verdʹer stavit pod somnenie adekvatnostʹ proiskhodi͡ashchego v mire i issleduet otnoshenii͡a par, vysmeivai͡a kak blazhennykh progressistov, tak i ugri͡umykh konservatorov.18+ potomu chto personazh nervnichaet i ochenʹ mnogo kurit*

In mathematics and logic, there is a method of reductio ad absurdum, or "bringing to the point of absurdity" — this is a technique by which the inconsistency of an opinion is proved in such a way that a contradiction is found in itself or in the consequences arising from it.Jerome de Verdiere in his book "Dress" applied this method to modernity, and the novel turned out to be filled with sharp dialogues, French humor, irony and grotesque — a real triumph of the absurd.We can safely say that Jerome continues the tradition of Eugene Ionesco and Samuel Beckett with direct references to the "Bald Singer" and "Nausea" by Jean-Paul Sartre.Plot:One evening, before setting the table, Isabel gives her husband a dress. She wants Jean-Pierre to wear it for dinner. He can't understand — is this a bad joke, is his wife sick, or has the world changed so much?But soon the guests will come, and the score goes by minutes.Jean-Pierre is waiting for a series of phantasmagoric turns: a flower dress in a box, frightened guests, an attempt to strangle a neighbor (with the same dress). But more on that later.Jerome de Verdiere questions the adequacy of what is happening in the world and explores the relationship of couples, ridiculing both blissful progressives and sullen conservatives.18+ because the character is nervous and smokes a lot*