Kutuzov and Ryleev, what these names mean in the version of the stanza in “Eugene Onegin”
Journal Title: UNKNOWN - Year 2018, Vol 4, Issue
Abstract
The fate of Onegin includes different stages of spiritual development of the hero – a secular dandy, a man with an early old soul, and a man around the Decembrist circle. The Decembrist theme is included in the novel printed text as a link of the author’s biography and is backed by a series of direct and indirect details. From the very beginning the novel is developed as a work with opened time, i.e. the artistic time interacts with the historical time. This trend became stronger. The novel about modernity turned into a historical novel about modernity.
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Yuri Mikhailovich Nikishov
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