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On The Russian Humanitarianism In Alekseyevich's Works

Posted on:2020-05-17Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:N ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2435330575960118Subject:Comparative Literature and World Literature
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Svetlana Alexandravna Alexievich is deeply influenced by Pushkin,Gogol,Dostoevsky,Tolstoy,Chekhov and other Russian writers in personal literary ideas,the composition of ideological resources,the intrinsic value orientation and the characteristics of writing style,she can be regarded as one of the most important contemporary representative writers who inherits the Russian literary spirit.With a unique female journalist's perspective and non-fictional writing techniques,she profoundly depicts and penetrates the evolution of human nature and emotional experience in the political turbulence and social transformation,pours the inherent humanistic spirit of Russian literature into her works,such as the sense of suffering,compassion,moral appeal and soul care,and highlights the writer's own the profound thinking and the responsibility of intellectuals in cultural psychology,spiritual characteristics and the future for Slavic national culture,so she has strongly inherited the tradition of humanitarianism in Russian literature,and effectively promoted the internal quality and the world status of Slavic literature.In addition to the introduction,this paper mainly includes three chapters.The first chapter is mainly about the basic connotation of the humanistic spirit of Russian literature and the determination of the author's identity as the heir of Russian literary spirit.The second chapter mainly analyses the main content and expression of Russian humanistic spirit with the works of "Second-hand Time","War's unwomanly face","Last witnesses","Voices from Chernobyl" and so on.The third chapter discusses the social significance and contemporary value of Russian humanitarian spirit in the author's content of works.
Keywords/Search Tags:Svetlana Alexandravna Alexievich, Russian literature, Humanitarian spirit
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