@ARTICLE{Walczak_Jakub_Living_2019, author={Walczak, Jakub}, volume={vol. LXVIII}, number={No 2}, pages={281-292}, journal={Slavia Orientalis}, howpublished={online}, year={2019}, publisher={Komitet Słowianoznawstwa PAN}, abstract={The author, putting the metaphor of “a living dead” to the interpretation, tries to find the common points in the creative output of both writers i.e. Pushkin and Kharms. Both writers, belonging to extremely different literary periods and using other medium, were interested in the most important matters, among others the matter of life and death. Paradoxical metaphor of “a living dead” may imply not only a person being physically exhausted but above all a person deprived of emotions, experience and human reactions, whose fate brings nothing else but the inevitability of death. However, the matter that links both Pushkin and Kharms is the concept of “a coincidence”, which rules human fate, which is unpredictable, hard to avoid and which is a tool at hands of the providence.}, type={Artykuły / Articles}, title={Living Dead. The Inevitability of Death at Works of Aleksandr Pushkin and Danil Kharms}, URL={http://www.czasopisma.pan.pl/Content/112075/PDF/SO%202-19%204-J.Walczak.pdf}, doi={10.24425/slo.2019.128472}, keywords={thanatology, Kharms, Pushkin, death, living dead}, }