Chernousova K. The role of the mythological and poetic struktures in Pushkin's creative evolution during the period of South exile (by the material of the Crimean journey)

The subject of the dissertation is the analysis of the provenance, functioning and transformation of the mithological structures in Pushkin's works on the basis of detailed studying of the poet's works and his epistolary heritage. For the first time the author of this work undertaks an attempt of exploration of the mythological and poetic elements not only at the level of text itself, but at the level of the some period in Pushkin's creatit life. It is evidenced that the mythological and poetic structures in Pushkin's works have stable, traditional, universal, above the person character, but the impulse to activation of this or that structure is particularly personal feelings. The main elements of the "Crimean paradigm", which became the "sign" to the Russian literature through the Puskin's works have been considerated .Revealed mythological elements can be considered the "New Myths". It was shown that some archetypes of the Pushkin's mature works trace back to the primary Crimean impressions.