Комиксы на этнические темы / Komiks on Ethnic Themes

пер. на англ. Бориса Дралюка.(Биlingual)Синтия Озик : В мире нет ничего подобного — дадаизм плюс автобиография плюс напевные каденции плюс загадки плюс география плюс история — короче говоря, рождается Новое.Алекс Авербух: Эта книга пронизана радостной, но в то же время пронзительной иронией — по отношению к себе и к миру, раскрывающей как еврейскую самокритику, так и непреходящее присутствие антисемитизма. Каталогизируя человечность, очерчивая границы национальности, но в то же время растворяя их, Марина Темкина определяет, расформировывая, себя, другого, стигму, стереотип и универсальное. В этом провокационном исследовании она стремится разрушить этнонациональное и косное, расшатать то, что кажется устоявшимся, чтобы выявить то, что является самым глубинно человеческим.Cynthia Ozick: There is nothing in the world like it—Dada plus autobiography plus chanting cadences plus riddles plus geographies plus histories—in short, a New Thing is born.Alex Averbuch: Permeating this book is a joyful yet piercing irony – toward the self as well as the world, revealing both Jewish self-criticism and the enduring presence of antisemitism. Cataloguing humanness, marking off the boundaries of nationhood but dissolving them at the same time, Marina Temkina defines, by un-defining, the self, the other, stigma, stereotype, and the universal. With this provocative exploration, she aims to dismantle the ethnonational and the rigid, unsettling what seems settled, so as to reveal what is most deeply human.

per. na angl. Borisa Draliuka.(Bilingual)Sintiia Ozik : V mire net nichego podobnogo — dadaizm plius avtobiografiia plius napevnye kadentsii plius zagadki plius geografiia plius istoriia — koroche govoria, rozhdaetsia Novoe.Aleks Averbukh: Ėta kniga pronizana radostnoĭ, no v to zhe vremia pronzitelʹnoĭ ironieĭ — po otnosheniiu k sebe i k miru, raskryvaiushcheĭ kak evreĭskuiu samokritiku, tak i neprekhodiashchee prisutstvie antisemitizma. Katalogiziruia chelovechnostʹ, ocherchivaia granitsy natsionalʹnosti, no v to zhe vremia rastvoriaia ikh, Marina Temkina opredeliaet, rasformirovyvaia, sebia, drugogo, stigmu, stereotip i universalʹnoe. V ėtom provokatsionnom issledovanii ona stremitsia razrushitʹ ėtnonatsionalʹnoe i kosnoe, rasshatatʹ to, chto kazhetsia ustoiavshimsia, chtoby vyiavitʹ to, chto iavliaetsia samym glubinno chelovecheskim.Cynthia Ozick: There is nothing in the world like it—Dada plus autobiography plus chanting cadences plus riddles plus geographies plus histories—in short, a New Thing is born.Alex Averbuch: Permeating this book is a joyful yet piercing irony – toward the self as well as the world, revealing both Jewish self-criticism and the enduring presence of antisemitism. Cataloguing humanness, marking off the boundaries of nationhood but dissolving them at the same time, Marina Temkina defines, by un-defining, the self, the other, stigma, stereotype, and the universal. With this provocative exploration, she aims to dismantle the ethnonational and the rigid, unsettling what seems settled, so as to reveal what is most deeply human.

translated into English. Boris Dralyuk.(Bilingual)Cynthia Ozick: There is nothing like it in the world — Dadaism plus autobiography plus melodic cadences plus riddles plus geography plus history — in short, a New Thing is born.Alex Averbukh: This book is imbued with joyful, but at the same time piercing irony towards oneself and the world, revealing both Jewish self—criticism and the enduring presence of anti-Semitism. Cataloging humanity, delineating the boundaries of nationality, but at the same time dissolving them, Marina Temkina defines, disbanding, herself, the other, the stigma, the stereotype and the universal. In this provocative study, she seeks to destroy the ethno-national and stagnant, to shake up what seems to be well-established in order to reveal what is most profoundly human.Cynthia Ozick: There is nothing in the world like it—Dada plus autobiography plus chanting cadences plus riddles plus geographies plus histories—in short, a New Thing is born.Alex Averbuch: Permeating this book is a joyful yet piercing irony – toward the self as well as the world, revealing both Jewish self-criticism and the enduring presence of antisemitism. Cataloguing humanness, marking off the boundaries of nationhood but dissolving them at the same time, Marina Temkina defines, by un-defining, the self, the other, stigma, stereotype, and the universal. With this provocative exploration, she aims to dismantle the ethnonational and the rigid, unsettling what seems settled, so as to reveal what is most deeply human.

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paperback: 136 pages

Publisher: tiptop street. New York tiptop street. New York tiptop street. New York (2025)

Language: Russian

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ISBN: 9788985176278
EAN: 9788985176279
OCLC: available

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