The Master and Margarita: Satan, Savior from Evil [PDF]
The countless interpretations of The Master and Margarita emphasize the most disturbing thought for the readers. This is an amazingly simple and moving truth: from the clutches of the Soviet Empire which destroys the Master only Satan can release him ...
Krzysztof Mech
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The Walpurgis Night): A New Variation on the Theme of the Holocaust. Several Suggestions as for the Future Reception of the Film [PDF]
In the essay, I make an attempt to present several ways, in which the Western canon of literature, music, and cinema has influenced Noc Walpurgi. With regard to this, Marcin Bortkiewicz’s film turns out to be a work made of many citations, in Walter ...
Anna Maria Skibska
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Allusions to the Gospel Stories in Christ Landed in Harodnia by V. Korotkevich and Master and Margarita by M. Bulgakov [PDF]
This article examines typological similarities and differences in the literary interpretation of Gospel plots based on comparative analysis of the texts of the novels Christ Landed in Harodnia by the classic of Belarusian literature Vladzimir Korotkevich
Natalya V. Yakovenko
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CONCEPT OF "TRUTH" IN THE NOVEL OF MIKHAIL BULGAKOV'S MASTER AND MARGARITA [PDF]
The subject of our study was the concept of "truth" in Bulgakov's novel Master and Margarita. S. Stepanov gave the defi nition of a concept. The concept is like a clot of culture in human consciousness; that is the manner, in which culture becomes a ...
Anastasiya Sergeevna Korneenko
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Anton P. Chekhov and Mikhail A. Bulgakov: Chekhov’s trace in “The Master and Margarita”
The research examines the presence of A.P. Chekhov’s works in M.A. Bulgakov’s novel “The Master and Margarita”. It is established that Bulgakov drew inspiration from Chekhov’s principles, particularly those outlined in Chekhov’s “Autobiography”, when ...
Boris V. Sokolov
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Dlaczego Małgorzata poszukuje Mistrza? Krótka historia w trzech aktach [PDF]
The purpose of this article is to analyze and interpret a volume of poetry by Czech-Polish author Renata Putzlacher-Buchtova. The writer does not hide her fondness for the works of the Russian writer Michail Bulgakov, and it is to The Master and ...
Agata Czapiewska
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“But I Love the Letter O the Most of All Letters!” From Margarita Barskaya’s Archive [PDF]
The article presents texts by Margarita Barskaya, a Soviet film director and one of the founders of the Soviet children’s cinema, from the archive of the Film Museum. The texts are for the first time introduced into scientific discourse; they help reveal
Krasnova, Garena
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"Мастер и Маргарита" - театральный роман?
Master and Margarita - A Theatrical Novel?
Susanna Witt
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The Motive of Peace in the Works of B. Pasternak and M. Bulgakov
The concept of peace entered into Russian culture from the Bible and became its important spiritual tradition. With the development of secular literature, peace has gradually come out of the sacred field and become the significant aesthetic concept rich ...
Li Fei, Maria S. Rudenko
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UNIVERSE RELATIVITY AND MYTHOPOETIC PARADIGM OF THE “EARTHLY WORLD” IN M. BULGAKOV`S NOVEL “THE MASTER AND MARGARITA” [PDF]
The purpose of the work is to show the relativity of the Universe in the individual author`s myth of M. Bulgakov based on the analysis of the mythopoetic paradigm of the “earthly world” in the novel “The Master and Margarita” in conjunction with the ...
Oksana A. Korniyenko
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