Futurism in Russian literature of the early 20th century
The origins of the art of the future (futurism) date back to T. Marinetti's Manifesto. However, Igor Severyanin was the first to use the term "futurism". The poet laid the foundations of ecofutures.
However we must admit the fact: The northerner exerted his influence, but futurism in the full sense of the word appeared when such poets as D. Burlyuk, A. Kruchenykh and, of course, Vladimir Mayakovsky came to the stage and the stands.
The figures of these poets had their own significant influence. They put a rebellious spirit into their poetry. However, sometimes the creations of futurists are difficult to call poems. Suffice it to recall the poem "Dyr bul SIL", written by A. Kruchenykh. There is no meaning, but the author claims the influence of these words on a subconscious level.
Futurists sometimes created poetry that caused rejection among people of that time. However, their shocking behavior allowed them to stand out from other writers. Futurists denied the old and asserted the new in art.
How it worked is debatable, but the fact of innovation is obvious. This is a real phenomenon in Russian literature, which is very interesting for studying and understanding the processes that took place in Russia at a crucial time. The mood of society was reflected in the futurist poetry.
It must be admitted that futurism influenced modernism both in literature and in other forms of art. In addition, futurists sometimes wrote poems that have the formal characteristics of poetry. It is enough to remember" Could you? "and" Nate " by V. V. Mayakovsky.
Therefore, futurism is not only a literary phenomenon, but also a reflection of social relations.
