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The Novel of Special Structure 'The Capture of Pskov': Problematics, Textology, Style
// Litera.
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DOI: 10.25136/2409-8698.2018.4.27637
URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=27637
The Novel of Special Structure 'The Capture of Pskov': Problematics, Textology, Style
Abstract. The article is devoted to the novel of special structure 'The Capture of Pskov' which can be found in two manuscript collections at State Public Research Library and Russian State Library. The object of the research is the ideology and poetics of the novel of special structure The Capture of Pskov. Demicheva analyzes this text as an old Russian writing devoted to Novgorod and Pskov joining the Moscovite state. The researcher focuses on the genetic and ideological diversity as well as composition, structure of images and style of The Capture of Pskov. In her research Demicheva applies the method historical and literary analysis of old Russian writings as these have been offered by such researchers as V. Andrianova-Perets, D. Likhachev, I. Eremin, A. Demin, A. Pauktin, and N. Trofimova. The author of the article concludes that the novel of special structure The Capture of Pskov has both markers of the negative attitude to Pskov joining Moscow and literary solutions that speak of the writer's Moscovite position in relation to the events of 1509 - 1510. Demicheva also suggests a hypothesis that The Capture of Pskov is not the original version of the text which explains the conflict of different points of view within one novel.Keywords: poetics, ideology, Vasili III, Old Russian literature, Russian chronicles, Pskov Chronicles, Sofia First Chronicle, Pskov First Chronicle, the Capture of Pskov, textual criticism DOI: 10.25136/2409-8698.2018.4.27637Article was received: 10-10-2018Review date: 10-10-2018Publish date: 12-10-2018This article written in Russian. You can find full text of article in Russian here . References
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