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摘要
这幅作品是对未来主义者1914年11月在《十一月报》上发表的文学专页《哀悼声》(“Traurnoe Ura”)的详细评论。将报纸上的文本版本与后来的文集版本进行了比较,揭示了诗歌的特征。还原了出版的历史背景,澄清了一战时期诗人对服兵役的态度。本文考虑了Nov的公关人员给出的批评性回应,并描述了V. Mayakovsky、N. Raevsky和A. A. Suvorin之间的讨论。这篇评论使得人们有可能把“哀悼万岁”这一页看作是一篇完整的艺术声明。
“Mourning Hurray”: a Historical and Poetic Commentary on the Literary Page of the Futurists in the Newspaper Nov’
This work is a detailed commentary to the futurists’ literary page “Mourning Hurray” (“Traurnoe Ura”), which was published in November 1914 in the Nov’ newspaper. Newspaper versions of texts are compared with later versions from collected works and poetic features are revealed. The historical background of the publication is restored and the poets’ attitude to military service during the First World War are clarified. Critical responses given by Nov’ publicists are considered and the discussion between V. Mayakovsky, N. Raevsky and A. A. Suvorin is described. The commentary makes it possible to look at the page “Mourning Hurray” as a complete artistic statement.