Name: Ivan and Phoebe (en Inglés)
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Author: Lutsysyna, Oksana ; Murray, Nina
ISBN: 9781646052622

Formato

Libro Físico

Autor

Oksana Lutsysyna

Traducido por

Nina Murray

Editorial

Deep Vellum Publishing

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

425

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9781646052622

Categorías

Ficción literaria
Novelas sobre la vida en familia
El amor y las relaciones

Ivan and Phoebe (en Inglés)

Oksana Lutsysyna (Autor) · Nina Murray (Traducido por) · Deep Vellum Publishing · Tapa Dura

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Ivan and Phoebe spotlights the uproarious generation that led the Ukrainian independence movement of 1990; from subjugation to revolution to post-Soviet rule, it investigates the difficulties and absurdities of societal change and the families that change with it.Ivan and Phoebe chronicles the lives of several young people involved in the Ukranian student protests of the 1990's, otherwise known as the Revolution On Granite or the "First Maidan." The story bounces between politically charged cities like Kyiv and Lviv, and protagonist Ivan's small, traditional hometown of Uzhgorod. As characters come to exercise their rights to free speech and protest, they must also re-evaluate the norms of marriage, family, and home life. While these initially appear to be spaces of peace and harmony, they are soon revealed to be hotbeds of conflict and multigenerational trauma. Married couple Ivan and Phoebe grapple with questions about family, trauma, and independence. Although Ivan tells the story, Phoebe's voice rings through the text as she divulges her own traumas through poetic monologues. The two reflect on the traumatic aftermath of revolution: torture at the hands of the KGB and each other. While Ivan refuses to talk about his pain, Phoebe describes her past through poetic monologues. Lutsyshyna's poetic form allows her to experiment with characterization and genre, creating her own category. Through her characters' vivid voices, Lutsyshyna creates a his- and her-story of Ukraine: a panoramic view of post-Soviet society and family life through social, political, and economic crises.