The mythologem ‘white stone’ seems to be one of the most significant motifs in Innokenty Annensky’s poetics. In the article an attempt has been made to demonstrate a close connection between Annensky’s ‘white stone’ and the island of Leucas (Lefkada), – a famous mythological topos of Greek culture. The author proceeds from the ‘artistic semantics’ of this island (the cult od Apollo, Sapho’s legend) on the one hand, and from the concept of oblivion, strongly associated with this place (Homer, Odyssey, 24, 11), on the other.
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Мифологема «белый камень» представляется весьма значимой в творчестве Иннокентия Анненского. В статье прослеживается эллинская генеалогия данного образа и рассматривается его символика в лирике, критической прозе и драматургии поэта.
The works by Annenskyi and Dario were never compared. It seems obvious that they have little in common, but the ways the poets apprehend Greek culture share a few features. In their attempts to find the most acceptable variant to unite antiquity and modern literature and art, we see great influence of the ideas and poetry of Lecont de Lisle.
The article presents an attempt of interpretation of the last story by Turgenev from the point of view of theatre as a specific cultural and social phenomenon. This approach enables us 1) to distinguish between concepts of drama and tragedy as they are used in the text and metatext of the story; 2) to get out of the text’s boundaries and to involve biographical and historical contexts to the analysis.
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