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The main purpose of the analysis performed in this article is to point out the presence of an element of the absurd in Daniil Kharms’es works. The subject of authority-individual relation’s absurdity is a relevant aspect of Kharms’es drama Elizabeth Bam. The author’s creation refers to the motive of ridiculous arrest known from the Franz Kafka’s novel The Trial. Both incidents make completely no sense at all. Neither of them has any argumentation or justification. The process, however, is not altogether identical. To highlight absurdity of the arrest Kharms reaches for literary devices like: satire, hyperbola, irony and even grotesque.
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The subject of enslavement is a relevant aspect of Nabokov’s prose. In his works, however, we do not find the history of totalitarian states. The author’s literary creation can be generally defined as an attempt to describe a process of seeking freedom by an individual. Freedom in the world presented by Nabokov is born when protagonists of his books start to realize unreality of real life surrounding them. The idea of freedom in the prose of Nabokov is fulfilling itself in epiphany of his main characters that become conscious of absurdity and seem to recognize authenticity in the outside world.
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