『카라마조프 가의 형제들』에 나타난 공간의 의미 - 그루셴카를 중심으로 -
The Meaning of Space in The Brothers Karamazov: Focusing on Grushenka
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This paper considers the relation between the process of Grushenka’s transition and the movement through space. It distinguishes Grushenka’s transition in three stages and then analyzes, in order, the meaning of space for each stage. Each space, which are Samsonov’s house, Grushenka’s house and the inn at the village of Mokroye, Siberia and Cana of Galilee, represents Grushenka’s mental state relevant to each stage of her internal transition. Samsonov’s house stands for isolation, Grushenka’s house and the inn at the village of Mokroye represent realization of the potential for transition, and Siberia and Cana of Galilee both symbolize the pursuit of the highest spiritual ideal. Grushenka’s mental transition and the change of location are both achieved in an identical pattern - the movement from ‘restriction’ to ‘liberation’. Thus, Dostoevsky supposedly created various symbolic places to visualize the internal transition of Grushenka who embodies his own vision of human being.
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This paper considers the relation between the process of Grushenka’s transition and the movement through space. It distinguishes Grushenka’s transition in three stages and then analyzes, in order, the meaning of space for each stage. Each space, which are Samsonov’s house, Grushenka’s house and the inn at the village of Mokroye, Siberia and Cana of Galilee, represents Grushenka’s mental state relevant to each stage of her internal transition. Samsonov’s house stands for isolation, Grushenka’s house and the inn at the village of Mokroye represent realization of the potential for transition, and Siberia and Cana of Galilee both symbolize the pursuit of the highest spiritual ideal. Grushenka’s mental transition and the change of location are both achieved in an identical pattern - the movement from ‘restriction’ to ‘liberation’. Thus, Dostoevsky supposedly created various symbolic places to visualize the internal transition of Grushenka who embodies his own vision of human being.
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