ГУМАНИТАРНАЯ ПОЭТОСОФИЯ: К ПРОБЛЕМЕ ТВОРЧЕСКОГО БЫТИЯ ПОЭТИЧЕСКОГО ПРОИЗВЕДЕНИЯ (А.С. ПУШКИН И ИЕНСКИЕ РОМАНТИКИ)
Keywords:
poetisophy, Pushkin, Jena romanticistsAbstract
This article considers the problem of the creative life of the poetic product (object) in aesthetics. Pushkin is compared with the aesthetics of Jena romanticism through the prism of ‘poetosophy’. Consideration of the question in relation to ‘poetosophy’ is present in the development of his pedagogy, through the art of laws which sustain the creative life of the poetic product. For Pushkin, the problem of the creative life of the product is related, first and foremost, with reading. Developing the ideas of the Jena romantics concerning the infl uence of poetry and its meaning, Pushkin became an original Russian poetic genius, whose characters are drawn through parallelism with the universality of the Jena romanticist ideas about the creative life of the poetic product.
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