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The Dialogic Imagination: Four Essays

The Dialogic Imagination: Four Essays | Mikhail Bakhtin

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The Dialogic Imagination: Four Essays | M. M. Bakhtin

The Dialogic Imagination collects four of Bakhtin's most influential essays. Bakhtin is a fascinating thinker who survived Stalinist Russia to be rediscovered decades after he was thought dead.

BookNAround I haven‘t heard anyone mention Bakhtin in the twenty five years since grad school. I do remember being rather drawn to his theories. 6y

JLaurenceCohen @BookNAround lol, Bakhtin is my guy 6y

Tonton Yikes、 college days 6y

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The Dialogic Imagination: Four Essays | M. M. Bakhtin

"It may be said Jakobson works with poetry because he has a Pushkinian love of order; Bakhtin, on the contrary, loves novels because he is a baggy monster."

sistercity The inability to describe a "baggy monster" has been haunting me since you posted this. 8y

darynne @sistercity I keep picturing a cross between the villain in Ink and the Paperbag Princess 8y

sistercity Aha! I'm definitely closer to a Dark Crystal-type figure, but I like the reference to the Paper Bag Princess, who is baggy and knows her own mind. 8y

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The Dialogic Imagination: Four Essays | M. M. Bakhtin

When you're covering another instructor's class at the last minute but still trying to keep up in grad school😅

BookishMarginalia May the force be with you! Oh Bakhtin, how you made me work for it! 8y

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