Polyakova E. The peculiarities of the psychology and the genre originality of "The Theatre Novel" by M.Bulgakov

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Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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0404U001182

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Specialization

  • 10.01.02 - Російська література

04-03-2004

Specialized Academic Board

К 64.053.03

Essay

The main object of the thesis is “The Theatre Novel” by M.Bulgakov. Complete analysis of the novel is made it’s idea and art peculiarities, psychology and irony, fantasy and philosophy correlation is clarified. It is proposed to classify the genre of “The Theatre Novel” as autobiographic psychological and ironic novel with the details of the visionary filling. It was established that in the novel the important text-composing means are the introduction of the inner intentional plot: the literary and theatrical creative work, the doublification mystification and self-doublification of the reader. It was revealed the structure and the functioning of the myth in “The Theatre Novel” from the passion to the theatre life to its destructive ceremony. Sphere of use is the history of the literature of the XX century.

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