PUSHKIN HOUSE AS ARCHEOLOGY: IS THE ‘LITERARINESS’ OF THE RUSSIAN PAST DANGEROUS FOR THE PRESENT?
This article provides an analysis of the novel "Pushkin's house" A. Little. Methodological base of research is the concept of "archaeological criticism," Michel Foucault. This approach allows us to see the novel in a new appeal, namely the interpretation of Russian culture of the twentieth century. The novel bit is an attempt to evaluate a bygone culture of Russian modernism, and reassess the role of Pushkin in Russian culture. The novel offers a new model of perception "Pistols" and "read" as a dynamic function of culture memory, Wang Lin in the opt and the functioning of the language with its OPS "doable".