Authors
- Belyaeva Irina Doctor of Philology, Professor
Annotation
The article deals with the portraits of some female characters in Gogol’s
poem ‘Dead Souls’ and Goncharov’s novel ‘Oblomov’, which represent
genetic and typological reference to the image of Dante’s Beatrice. The principles of creating a portrait of the ideal beauty applied by Gogol and Goncharov are different. The first writer aims to ensure that the sublime beauty
is not diminished by earthly imperfection; the latter sees manifestation of the
ideal harmony in the earthy woman. As the creative experience of Goncharov proved, the idea of beauty and perfection of the world was extremely
important to the Russian classic novel and closely connected with the ideal
of femininity, personified in the living female image.
How to link insert
Belyaeva, I. . (2011). PORTRAITS OF ‘RUSSIAN BEATRICE’ IN GOGOL’S AND GONCHAROV’S PROSE Bulletin of the Moscow City Pedagogical University. Series "Pedagogy and Psychology", # 6, 2011,
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