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Некрасов и Боратынский: вокруг рецензии на "Дамский альбом", новых взглядов на брак и двух любовных стихотворений
The focus of this article is Nikolai Nekrasov's attempt to revive the legacy of Yevgeny Baratynsky, whose poetry - mainly due to Vissarion Belinsky's criticism - was not as higly esteemed in Nekrasov's lifetime as after Baratynsky's "rediscovery' in the early 20th century. It is also shows that Baratynsky's elegies could influence Nekrasov's poem "Kogda iz mraka zabluzhdeb'ia..." (1845), and ofeer an explanation of the reason why Nekrasov favored Baratynsky's poem "Priznanie" (1823, 1832-33).
The poem “Мне выпало счастье быть русским поэтом…” (1981) was first published in the book Voices Beyond the Hills, where it concluded a mini-cycle of four octets: “Год рождения не выбирают…” (1978), “Я слышал то, что слышать мог…” (1981), “Да, мне повезло в этом мире…” (1982), and “Мне выпало счастье быть русским поэтом…” (Самойлов 1985: 69-71); cf. (Самойлов 2006: 256, 305, 311, 301). Although Samoilov did not give an overall title to these texts as a group, they undoubtedly form a conceptual unity. In addition to the texts’ common themes (a summarization of life events), confessional tones, and equal lengths (the octet is the most common form in Voices Beyond the Hills: 36 out of 131 poems, about 27.5%), their graphical treatment is of note.
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