Phantasmagorias in Russian literature of the 1920-30s

Abstract

 Russian writers and poets of the beginning of the 20th century overcame ideological obstacles of their era, comparing it with another world, which would be more appropriate for human beings, or at least with an idea of such a world. The literature, which was created in conditions of implemented utopia, suffered and feared and, at the same time, laughed at the absurdity of the new way of organizing life, was the mirror of the reality of the beginning of the 20th century.In their deep essence, Russian phantasmagorias of the 1920-30s, which embodied the start of a new era in the bloody glow of the revolution and civil war, represented a literature of moral.