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Zoo, or Letters not about love" by Viktor Shklovsky is an original and unusual book that combines elements of autobiography, philosophy and literary criticism. The work features letters from the author written during his time at the zoo, where he observes animals and reflects on human nature and art. Shklovsky uses the zoo as a metaphor for analyzing social and cultural phenomena, as well as for self-knowledge. The book is full of deep reflections and sharp observations that reveal the author's inner world and his view of art and life. The audiobook will be an interesting and provocative listen for those interested in literary theory, cultural studies and philosophy.

- Author: Victor Shklovsky

- Genre: Literary criticism, philosophy

- Duration: Listening time varies by edition

- Publication type: Audiobook

- Language: Russian

- Subjects: Literature, art, philosophy, cultural observations

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