"BERLIN TEXT" OF V. V. NABOKOV AND E. CANETTI
The article considers the “Berlin text” by the Austrian writer, Nobel Prize laureate Elias Canetti (1905-1994) and the Russian and American writer Vladimir Nabokov (1899-1997). Berlin of the first half of the XX century as a social and cultural phenomenon embodying the features of the “new reality” fits in the artistic and aesthetic values ​​of both authors and opens up additional possibilities for the interpretation of their creative work. The capital of Germany is presented as a space where reality becomes extremely subjective opening a new perspective for the perception of autobiographical texts of Canetti and Nabokov.