That other world Nabokov and the mystery of exile - Azar Nafisi

Nabokov is indebted to the first spark of his full consciousness to a joke, and he concludes that according to the theory of summarization, "the first creatures on earth that are prepared to be aware of time are also the first creatures that are prepared to smile." Nabokov's ideas in conclusion are shaped into this theme of themes, that is "time as a prison," it lays the foundations for his printed work, which carves its curves and bends. In this book, I began exploring the development of these thematic plans in depth, exile, reality versus dream, cruelty and pain, art and love (or love and art): these are the building blocks with which Nabokov constructed his narrative world. This book is less a result of a conscious decision than a result of Nabokov's themes and the awakening they stirred in me as a reader. I see Nabokov's spiral glowing in my mind, I see its emergence from the depths of absolute darkness, its wrapping radiating colors. Number of pages: 496 Year of publication: 2022 Publisher: Jamal Publications