Монолог: от критики до лирики Н.А. Некрасова

2019

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DOI 10.26577/ejph.2019.v173.i1.ph7
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Abstract

The article deals with the issue related to the fact that Nekrasov, as a critic, has become a kind of link that ensures the continuity of the revolutionary-democratic tradition in Russian critical thought. The authors of the article stresse that Nekrasov’s critical articles are almost always less theoretical: he avoids reasoning of a general, abstract character, philosophical-aesthetic and simply philosophical digressions. The authors emphasize that N. Nekrasov’s critical works are almost always less theoretical: he avoids reasoning of a general, abstract nature, philosophical-aesthetic, and simply philosophical deviations. The work emphasizes the thesis that many critical articles and reviews by N. Nekrasov are related and organically linked with his own artistic practice. As a conclusion, it is argued that the critical activity of Nekrasov not only accompanied criticism of V. Belinsky or N. Chernyshevsky, but also compensated for certain aspects of their critical activities: corrected a number of one-sidedness characteristic of their critical judgments, sometimes had a direct impact on them with the help of monologue