image of the foreigner: Petrushevskaya's song

Olga Bukhina obukhina at ACLS.ORG
Thu Mar 20 15:25:46 UTC 2008


L. Ulitskaya, Iskreenne vash, Shurik. A French woman Shukir meets in
Moscow and other tourists.

Olga Bukhina


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Subject: Re: [SEELANGS] image of the foreigner: Petrushevskaya's song

I forgot to add to my list Petrushevskaya's song My Boy about a  
wealthy disabled English(?) financial adviser who lives in a large  
apartment in Moscow. He is compared to Karl Marx...The song (2003) is   
truly bizzare and is performed by Petrushevskaya herself (the disc  
with her songs is titled Seredina Bol'shogo Iuliusa). You could here  
the song here: http://www.zvuki.ru/T/P/23393/mp3/5

All best,
Alexandra

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Quoting Alexandra Smith <Alexandra.Smith at ED.AC.UK>:

> My apologies to the list regards sending by mistake several messages
> instead of   one message! I had some problems with the internet
> connection and/or my computer...
> Regards the image of foreigners, I think that nobody has mentioned
> Pushkin's Egyptian Nights yet, and there is a visiting German poet who
> recites Schiller's poem for the Russian audience in Karolina Pavlova's
> Double life; and Bulgakov's Master and Margarita comes to mind, too;
> Platonov Epifanskie shliuzy; Chaianov "Neobychainye, no istinnye
> prikliucheniia Grafa Fedora Mikhailovicha Buturlina", Vladimir
> Odoevsky's utopian novel "4338-j god"; Vladimir Sorokin "Goluboe
salo";
> Pelevin's story "The Tambourine of the Upper World" and in Pelevin's
> "Chapaev and Pustota" there are some Japanese businessmen; Daniil
> Granin "Prekrasnaia Ute"; Petrushevskaia Kukol'nyj roman (there is a
> Barbie doll), lots of them in Kataev's and Erenburg's travelogues,
> too...
>
>
> All best,
> Alexandra Smith
>
>
>
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