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From the Consent – to the Dispute: Holy Writ Epigraph in Russian Literature of the XIX–XX centuries |
| Authors |
Snigireva T.A.Doctor of Philology, professor tas0905@rambler.ruPodchinenov A.V.associate professor, director of “USU Press” tas0905@rambler.ru |
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УДК 821.161.1+82–193+27–184+27–42 |
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| Annotation |
Conceptually and logically, the article, being devoted to the analysis of Holy Writ epigraphs
functioning in Feodor Dostoevsky’s and Anna Akhmatova’s works is based on
the following scientific statements. Firstly, they mark those Russian cultural connections
which deeply associate the names of Dostoevsky and Akhmatova: Pushkin, St. Petersburg,
Orthodoxy. The second thing is the study of Holy Writ epigraphs as connected with ideological,
ethical, and creative principles stated by the author and by the text. Finally, the
article is an attempt to discover that basic semantic and functional shift which makes the
main distinction between two epochs in literature.
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| Key words |
Bible, epigraph, epoch (in literature), inner space, moral ideal, ethic and
religious norm. |
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| Full article | From the Consent – to the Dispute: Holy Writ Epigraph in Russian Literature of the XIX–XX centuries |
