Page:Knight (1975) Past, Future and the Problem of Communication in the Work of V V Khlebnikov.djvu/3

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Contents

  1. Summaryiv
  2. A Note on Sourcesviii
  3. Chapter 1: Khlebnikov’s Early Life1
  4. 2:Symbolism and the Idea of Death and Rebirth9
  5. 3:Symbolism and the Conquest of Time15
  6. 4:"Incantation by Laughter" and the Rebirth of the Tribal "We".23
  7. 5:Khlebnikov and the Primitivist Inspiration31
  8. 6:Futurism and the Concept of "byt". 56
  9. 7:The Cubist Revolution in Painting 44
  10. 8:Cubism and Khlebnikovw–"Objectlessness" and the Creation of a New World56
  11. 9:Futurism as the Destruction of Art 62
  12. 10:A Language to Unite Mankind76
  13. 11:All the World's Knoweldege in a Formula83
  14. 12:The President of the Terrestrial Sphere88
  15. 13:The World as as a Light-Ray: Khlebnikov and the Electronics Revolution97
  16. 14:The Contradictions of Khlebnikov—Real or Imagined?105
  17. 15:The Electronics Revolution: McLuhan108
  18. 16:Khlebnikov: The Revolt Against Literacy114
  19. 17:Khlebnikov's Poetry as Anti-Literacy121
  20. 18:Sound, Time, Language and the State136
  21. 19:A Child's View of the World158
  22. 20:Khlebnikov, Science and the Spirit of the Revolution162
  23. Appendix A: A Note on Khlebnikov and Symbolism180
  24. Appendix B: Khlebnikov and the 'Slap' Manifesto185
  25. Appendix C: Some Notes on Italian Futurism191