ANTÓN CHEJOV Y FEDERICO GARCÍA LORCA. PUNTOS DE ENLACE.

Authors

  • Oleg Moguilnyi Universidad Pedagógica de Taganrog
  • Galina Tamarlí Universidad Pedagógica de Taganrog

Keywords:

Chéjov, Lorca, tipo del pensamiento

Abstract

El artículo de  Oleg Moguilnyi  y Galina Tamarlí está dedicado al estudio de las similitudes entre el pensamiento estético de Chéjov y Lorca. La escuela de los  dramaturgos ruso y español tiene mucho en común debido a la necesidad de abordar el problema  de la creación de una nueva  realidad artística condicionada  por la vida espiritual de finales del siglo XIX- principios del siglo XX  que aspiraba a un cuadro completo de la visión del Universo. Chéjov estuvo a inicio  de este fenómeno. Lorca, de un modo específico, continuó la tradición de Chéjov con respecto  a la síntesis de las artes.

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Published

2004-02-05

How to Cite

Moguilnyi, O., & Tamarlí, G. (2004). ANTÓN CHEJOV Y FEDERICO GARCÍA LORCA. PUNTOS DE ENLACE. Mundo Eslavo, (3), 97–104. Retrieved from https://revistaseug.ugr.es/index.php/meslav/article/view/17412

Issue

No. 3 (2004)

Section

Estudios Literatura

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