Ruslan and Lyudmila. The second semantic series of A.S. Pushkin's poem
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Ruslan and Lyudmila. The second semantic series of A.S. Pushkin's poem
14.99 €
A.S. Pushkin is the deepest philosopher-thinker, who achieved perfection not only in the art of the word, but also in the ability to convey to readers the most complex concepts of worldview, historical and social character.
For the second century the interest in Pushkin's creative heritage has not waned, and every reader, meeting with the poet's works, tries to understand the reason for their special appeal. In other words, everyone is looking for a hidden meaning in them. Why? Because it is often not obvious at the level of the plot, but hidden by a certain system of symbols: whether developed by Pushkin himself, or given to him from above. It was this circumstance that caused undisguised irritation among many of the poet's contemporaries and even stirred up open dislike for him. For many years in Russia and abroad has grown a whole army of professional "Pushkinists" who tried to silence this side of the work of the First Poet of Russia. The work presents one of the possible variants of disclosure of the meaningful side of the symbolism of the poem "Ruslan and Lyudmila", outlining in Pushkin's system of images the development and formation of Russian multinational civilization and its statehood in the global historical process. The book will be of interest to everyone who loves the works of Alexander Pushkin and is interested in the history of Russia.
For the second century the interest in Pushkin's creative heritage has not waned, and every reader, meeting with the poet's works, tries to understand the reason for their special appeal. In other words, everyone is looking for a hidden meaning in them. Why? Because it is often not obvious at the level of the plot, but hidden by a certain system of symbols: whether developed by Pushkin himself, or given to him from above. It was this circumstance that caused undisguised irritation among many of the poet's contemporaries and even stirred up open dislike for him. For many years in Russia and abroad has grown a whole army of professional "Pushkinists" who tried to silence this side of the work of the First Poet of Russia. The work presents one of the possible variants of disclosure of the meaningful side of the symbolism of the poem "Ruslan and Lyudmila", outlining in Pushkin's system of images the development and formation of Russian multinational civilization and its statehood in the global historical process. The book will be of interest to everyone who loves the works of Alexander Pushkin and is interested in the history of Russia.
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