호모 노마드로서 고골의 삶과 열망 -단편 「로마」를 중심으로-
The Life and Aspirations of Gogol' as Homo Nomad - Focusing on Fragment Rome -
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This paper aims to analyze Nikolai Gogol’s identity as ‘homo nomad’ and to study his life and aspirations shown in his fragment Rome. Gogol grew up in Ukraine and moved to Russia after graduating from gymnasium. He created novels set in Ukraine and built his reputation as an author in Russia. Therefore, there was a lot of controversy about his identity as an author. However, we don`t have to confine his identity to Russia or Ukraine. The controversy about Government Inspector disappointed Gogol, which made him leave Russia without any destination. Based on his walk of life, it is assumed that he had a deterritorialized and transnational identity. He spent a lot of time in Rome and called it home of the soul. He was impressed by the ambience of Rome which was different from that of civilized Europe. So he reflected the imagery of an ideal city in Rome. However, Gogol left Rome and continued wandering. He couldn't stay in one place because he had an identity as Homo Nomad. He kept wandering in pursuit of ideals and that’s why Rome remains unfinished.
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This paper aims to analyze Nikolai Gogol’s identity as ‘homo nomad’ and to study his life and aspirations shown in his fragment Rome. Gogol grew up in Ukraine and moved to Russia after graduating from gymnasium. He created novels set in Ukraine and built his reputation as an author in Russia. Therefore, there was a lot of controversy about his identity as an author. However, we don`t have to confine his identity to Russia or Ukraine. The controversy about Government Inspector disappointed Gogol, which made him leave Russia without any destination. Based on his walk of life, it is assumed that he had a deterritorialized and transnational identity. He spent a lot of time in Rome and called it home of the soul. He was impressed by the ambience of Rome which was different from that of civilized Europe. So he reflected the imagery of an ideal city in Rome. However, Gogol left Rome and continued wandering. He couldn't stay in one place because he had an identity as Homo Nomad. He kept wandering in pursuit of ideals and that’s why Rome remains unfinished.
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