tailieunhanh - The influences and creativity in A.X. Pushkin’s prose

By the beginning of the - 1920s, with the flourish of poetry, the fate prose had become an imperative question. Right at this time, Pushkin thought more about the trend of Russian literary prose development. He also believed that Russian poetry gradually lacked themes and treasures that the Russian poets of the eighteenth century had had. | JOURNAL OF SCIENCE OF HNUE DOI Social Sci. 2016 Vol. 61 No. 12 pp. 95-102 This paper is available online at http THE INFLUENCES AND CREATIVITY IN . PUSHKIN S PROSE Thanh Duc Hong Ha Faculty of Philology Hanoi National University of Education Abstract. By the beginning of the - 1920s with the flourish of poetry the fate prose had become an imperative question. Right at this time Pushkin thought more about the trend of Russian literary prose development. He also believed that Russian poetry gradually lacked themes and treasures that the Russian poets of the eighteenth century had had. This fact led Pushkin to the new source for his magnetism and to create a new base for Russian prose. Along with the influences from foreign authors such as William Shakespeare Scott etc. the Russian folklore with all the vivid and various patterns was valuable ingredients that had been applied by Pushkin to create a new base for Russian prose. Keywords Influences creativity Pushkin s prose. 1. Introduction At the turn of the 20th century especially during the time of Soviet Union Pushkin s prose would practically draw Russia researchers attention. His works were analysed through various aspects such as historical sociological poetic approach. Besides some other writers would approach by comparative method to discover the successiveness and creativeness in Pushkin s proses. Timofeev assumed that Byron s influence came earlier than Shakespeare s but gradually The Southern revolution the poem of freedom of sea the passion for Byron has dwindled. Deep in Russia in his own people Pushkin is further and further away due to the peaceful submission of the wretch noble Georgie 7 232 . Shakespeare s tragedy and History of the Russian State by Karamzin provided new perspectives on freedom government and religion to Pushkin. In late June 1825 Pushkin wrote to Raevski from Mikhailovskoe Who is Shakespeare I m about to go mad. It s petty to compare .