About the Genesis of “a Citizen of the Canton of Uri”
Keywords:
Dostoevsky, “Demons”, Stavrogin, Gogol’s tradition, Khlestakov, Switzerland
Abstract
The article explicates the process and principles of Dostoevsky’s modeling of the extremely antinomic image of Stavrogin. This anetinomicity is constructed, firstly, by placing a relatively traditional character in the innovative structure of the “ideological” “tragedy novel”, and secondly, by rooting the image of this pseudo-ideologist (a denationalized “groundless”, who settled in “suprahistorical” and “forgetful” Switzerland) in the national literary tradition (the genetic connection of “Demons” with “The Inspector”, and Stavrogin, respectively, with Khlestakov).
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Published
2021-09-18
How to Cite
DanilevskyA. A. (2021). About the Genesis of “a Citizen of the Canton of Uri”. Philosophical Letters. Russian and European Dialogue, 4(3), 79-84. Retrieved from https://phillet.hse.ru/article/view/13027
Section
To the 200th Anniversary of F.M. Dostoevsky