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The phenomenology of minimalism in Russian literary modernism is linked to the strategy of incоmpleteness of the text. One example of the large incomplete forms can be found in the novels of Andrej Belyj, perceived by the author as “miniatures”. As for the small form, the binary opposition “completeness / incompleteness” provides examples of minimalist completeness (for example, maxims) and minimalist incompleteness (fragments). The effect of complete incompleteness, or aesthetic completeness of incomplete texts created by the Russian symbolists, deserves special attention. The most famous example of a genre which creates such an effect is the diary. The works of Vjač. Ivanov, Mihail Geršenzon, Fëdor Žic and other authors provide material for us to analyze the intellectual prose of small forms which can be metaphorically and occasionally called prose-germ.

Un fragment des réflexions sur une initialité des textes modernistes russes