Art as Technique" ("Iskusstvo kak priyom")¶
Shklovsky, V. (1965). Art as Technique" ("Iskusstvo kak priyom"). Russian Formalist Criticism: Four Essays.
Cited by¶
2 citations across 2 artifacts.
Each citation links to the sentence it supports in the citing article.
Primes¶
- Defamiliarization
- In literature and the arts, the origin substrate, Shklovsky's ostranenie names art's function as the renewal of perception by making the familiar strange — Tolstoy describing property from a horse's viewpoint, Kafka's estranged bureaucracies, surrealist and absurdist disruption, and the postcolonial or feminist re-reading that strips the naturalised perspective from canonical works.
This sourceOriginates ostranenie (defamiliarization), defines art's function as restoring perception by making the familiar strange, and uses Tolstoy's horse-narrator (Kholstomer) estranging private property.
- In literature and the arts, the origin substrate, Shklovsky's ostranenie names art's function as the renewal of perception by making the familiar strange — Tolstoy describing property from a horse's viewpoint, Kafka's estranged bureaucracies, surrealist and absurdist disruption, and the postcolonial or feminist re-reading that strips the naturalised perspective from canonical works.
- Form and Content
- The content is the invariant that survives reformatting; the form is the carrier that, while swappable in principle, leaves its fingerprint on every instance.
This sourceFoundational Russian Formalist statement that literary form is a constituent of meaning, not a transparent vehicle. SUPPORTS the structural-signature claim that form is a non-neutral carrier and that each practice works one axis against the other (468, 469).
- The content is the invariant that survives reformatting; the form is the carrier that, while swappable in principle, leaves its fingerprint on every instance.
Verification¶
This reference passed the adversarial substantiation pipeline: it was checked to exist and to support the claim it is attached to. See how references were verified.
Links previously used in the corpus¶
Before the registry existed this work was also linked 1 other way.
Registry ID ref:8344b8e00df6 · see in the full table