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Alexander Pushkin: Eugene Onegin
1992This is a lively and readable guide to Alexander Pushkin's novel in verse Eugene Onegin, a landmark of European Romanticism, and arguably the best of all Russian poetry. Professor Briggs addresses the question of how such remarkable poetry can have been composed about a rather banal plot, and considers the form of the work and its poetic techniques in ...
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‘OFFICIAL PUSHKIN’. ALEXANDER PUSHKIN’S OEUVRE IN THE GYMNASIA OF THE KINGDOM OF POLAND (1869–1905)
Polish Libraries, 2022The work of Alexander Pushkin considered politically suspect and even potentially subversive in the first half of the 19th cen¬tury, was finally approved by the Russian educational authorities in the 1860s. This resulted not only from the appreciation of the ar¬tistic value of his writing, but above all from the recognition of the poet as a Russian ...
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Two lives of Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin
Uchenyy Sovet (Academic Council)The article presents the author’s generalizations from a number of his works which are related to the analysis of the work of A.S. Pushkin, who is presented as a reconstruction made in the logic of humanities and cultural studies. The main subject of the reconstruction is the personality of the poet, taken in the process of radical change; the ...
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Scientific Research and Development. Modern Communication Studies
This article examines Felix Umarov’s 2024 film The Prophet. The Story of Alexander Pushkin as a contemporary act of communicative and cultural interpretation of the image of Alexander Pushkin as a “canonized” figure of Russian literature for a twenty-first-century audience.
V. Kolesnikova, Natal'ya Klushina
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This article examines Felix Umarov’s 2024 film The Prophet. The Story of Alexander Pushkin as a contemporary act of communicative and cultural interpretation of the image of Alexander Pushkin as a “canonized” figure of Russian literature for a twenty-first-century audience.
V. Kolesnikova, Natal'ya Klushina
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Alexander Pushkin and his True Ideal
1988Both before and since Dostoevsky uttered these ringing, rhetorical words, the character of Tatyana has taken on quasi-mythical proportions as the exemplar of true Russian womanhood, a symbol, indeed, of the positive feminine. It is equally held as a commonplace in Russian literary criticism that she became the model for later generations of strong ...
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The Other Pushkin: A Study of Alexander Pushkin's Prose Fiction
The Slavic and East European Journal, 1984David Bethea, Paul Debreczeny
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The Critical Prose of Alexander Pushkin
Russian Review, 1971Robert P. Hughes +2 more
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