Pushing the Boundaries of Experimental Literature

Alain Robbe-Grillet criticizes his articles "About Some Obsolete Concepts" on calculations that comprise stable characters, linear plotted lines, and traditional fiction. He thinks that novelists do not need to start talking about stories of their own content, but "the power of novelists is exactly what he invented without a model" and "The invention and imagination are limits books "(Robbe-Grillet 32) The concept of Robbe-Grillet of the creative process is realistic, as a successful novelist may not need an expression to write; instead, he You can try using the language to reveal new ideas.

These ideas resulted in a wide range of openness to the experiment and promoted the boundary of freedom of poetry creation. But Marinetti and his compatriots are convinced that this is the way to the future, but today this negative futureism seems like a distant event in the early twentieth century. Marinetti 's Futureism has not become mainstream: Traditional literature has been proven not to be affected by the Art Revolution. In visual art, futurism has become one of the ways to test the essence of a specific phenomenon; capturing the direct emotional expression of the change wiping out the contemporary world. Futuristic has become a thing of the past, but it left a legacy of a wonderful genius in Mathis, Picasso, and brush world.

Whether it is literature, movies, music or painting, pushing the boundary was always the main focus of art. This article focuses on two major art forms, literature and movies. Two great writers of the twentieth century, Vladimir Nabokov and Henry Miller, and Charlie Chaplin, one of the most important persons in the film industry, use them as violations of social creation boundaries and constraints. According to the tool Julian Wolfreys (2008, p. 1-3), the violation is "pulse that constitutes our identity". Cross the border

Characteristics of Gothic literature are related to crime. Donna Heiland wrote as follows. "The core of the Gothic novel is all kinds of illegal activities, beyond the boundaries of the border, the social boundary, the sexual boundary, and our own identity." While culture has focused on death and supernatural This image makes it easy for Gothic literature to be a symbolic representation of these violations when being threatened by aliens or "strangers". This article will decide how three texts will provide strong illegal symbols in the form of vampires. These texts include Frederick Cowles' "Klandenstein Vampire", J Sheridan Le Fanu's Carmilla and possibly the most famous vampire text - Bram Stoker vampire