Peter Stein Larsen
Aalborg University, Denmark
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Ingår i: NORLIT 2009
Linköping Electronic Conference Proceedings 42:5, s. 55-60
Publicerad: 2010-04-27
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ISSN: 1650-3740 (tryckt), 1650-3686 (online)
While Peter Bürger in Theorie der Avantgarde from 1974 looks at the avant-garde as a historical chapter; Hal Foster in The Return of the Real from 1996 describes the avant-garde as an innovative power; which; at all times; expresses itself in the art. Foster focuses on the “recycling” of previous aesthetic strategies from the avant-garde that has been (re-)emerging in the art over the last couple of years.
In my article; I will mention some of the most important ways in which this phenomenon occurs; namely: 1) Poetic works which use aesthetic strategies from the inter-war period avant-garde; 2) Essays and literary criticism discussing the inter-war period avant-garde art; and 3) Translations of poetry from the inter-war period avant-garde.
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