This book examines the dynamics of the characters and destinies of the central characters, the meaning and correlation of the central episodes of the novel, the paradoxical nature and complexity of its plot structure. The functions of the author’s diverse appeals to “foreign” texts—works of Russian and foreign literature—are clarified, which allows us to read Pushkin’s masterpiece in many ways in a new way. The book is addressed to teachers of schools, lyceums, gymnasiums, high school students, applicants, students, philologists, as well as all admirers of Pushkin’s poetry.
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Gurevich A.M. The plot of "Eugene Onegin". – M.: Moscow University Publishing House, 2017. – 112 p.
This book examines the dynamics of the characters and destinies of the central characters, the meaning and correlation of the central episodes of the novel, the paradoxical nature and complexity of its plot structure. The functions of the author’s diverse appeals to “foreign” texts—works of Russian and foreign literature—are clarified, which allows us to read Pushkin’s masterpiece in many ways in a new way. The book is addressed to teachers of schools, lyceums, gymnasiums, high school students, applicants, students, philologists, as well as all admirers of Pushkin’s poetry.
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Gurevich A.M. The plot of "Eugene Onegin". – M.: Moscow University Publishing House, 2017. – 112 p.
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