FORM | Nabokov's Language: Why Is It Unique? // The Luzhin Defense, Nabokov (#26)
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In episode 26 of the literary channel Armen and Fyodor, we present a new column, "FORM," in which we will discuss unique texts, literary styles, and authorial languages. This time, we will discuss Vladimir Nabokov.
Using the novel "The Luzhin Defense," we explain how Nabokov writes and what makes his language special, what "a dachshund's crooked legs" look like, and how a brilliant text differs from a merely good one.
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