예브게니야 긴즈부르그의 험난한 여정에 나타난 푸시킨 형상 연구

Abstract

The title of this paper is “An Analysis of A. Pushkins in E. Ginzburg's Krutoy marshrut.” As a matter of fact, in Ginzburg’s literary work appear two A. Pushkins: one is the father of Russian national literature Aleksandr Sergeevich Pushkin(1799-1837), the other is Aleksandr Pushkin without patronymic and one of Ginzburg’s contemporaries, on the one hand, and one of the officials in ‘Dal’stroy,’ where Ginzburg was confined as a political prisoner, so called, as a ‘zek’. A comparative analysis of these two Pushkins will be the main content of this paper. Aleksandr Sergeevich Pushkin is a positive figure, whereas Aleksandr Pushkin without patronymic is a negative character. The positive Pushkin plays a role of savior for Ginzburg, but the negative Pushkin is a character who unfolds harsh and difficult situations to Ginzburg. The contrasts of these two Pushkins will reveal not simply the discrepancies between the homonym’s characteristics, but philosophical differences that control Ginzburg’s ontological matters of her existence. The contrasts create the whole diverse levels in poetics of the work. The result of this paper expectedly will make the mastery of Ginzburg’s poetics conspicuous.