Focusing on the OBERIU group, this study delves into the lives and works of avant-garde Soviet writers who challenged traditional literary norms. It explores their innovative techniques, philosophical ideas, and the socio-political context that shaped their art. The book highlights the group's impact on literature and culture, examining how their unique styles and themes reflect the complexities of Soviet society. Through critical analysis, it provides insights into their legacy and the ongoing relevance of their contributions to contemporary literature.
