체홉의 「개를 데리고 다니는 부인」: “성인식”을 통해 본 주인공의 정체성과 사랑
Chekhov’s "The Lady with the Dog": Diagnosis of Identity and Love in Terms of “Coming of Age”
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My paper’s aim analyzes protagonists of “The Lady with the Dog” in terms of “Coming of Age” with like “Identity” and "Love,” which demonstrates a widespread phenomenon of human kind. He projects an aspect of the human condition that is universal and permanent. Chekhov’s characters Anna and Gurov’s desire understanding and communication between each other. Anna and Gurov’s affair was not simply for momentary amusement caused by their absence of identity and double self. Instead, it can be attributed to the character’s successful coming of age to adulthood. Despite Anna and Gurov’s cruel fate and vulgar reality, their ability to overcome their broken love sheds light on their independence as human beings. Despite being an unreliable individual, Gurov finally acknowledges his unity as one with Anna through true love. Through their true love, they accomplish true independence and clear up the confusion of their double identity. With Gurov’s successful coming of age, his fleeting affair with Ana becomes one of true love and unity. After meeting Anna, Gurov, who possesses an incomplete double identity and light existence, throws away his preconceptions of women as objects of sexual satisfaction. Gurov and Anna break free from their double identity and transform their affair into genuine true love. The two characters become one and through their internal experience, they establish their own identity.
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My paper’s aim analyzes protagonists of “The Lady with the Dog” in terms of “Coming of Age” with like “Identity” and "Love,” which demonstrates a widespread phenomenon of human kind. He projects an aspect of the human condition that is universal and permanent. Chekhov’s characters Anna and Gurov’s desire understanding and communication between each other. Anna and Gurov’s affair was not simply for momentary amusement caused by their absence of identity and double self. Instead, it can be attributed to the character’s successful coming of age to adulthood. Despite Anna and Gurov’s cruel fate and vulgar reality, their ability to overcome their broken love sheds light on their independence as human beings. Despite being an unreliable individual, Gurov finally acknowledges his unity as one with Anna through true love. Through their true love, they accomplish true independence and clear up the confusion of their double identity. With Gurov’s successful coming of age, his fleeting affair with Ana becomes one of true love and unity. After meeting Anna, Gurov, who possesses an incomplete double identity and light existence, throws away his preconceptions of women as objects of sexual satisfaction. Gurov and Anna break free from their double identity and transform their affair into genuine true love. The two characters become one and through their internal experience, they establish their own identity.
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