Mythological Images And Motifs In The Works Of Sergey Yesenin
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The article discusses mythological images and motifs in the works of Sergey Esenin. The authors of the article consider that mythological motifs have played an important role in the genesis of literary subjects; mythological themes, images, characters are used and reinterpreted in literature almost throughout its history. Yesenin's mythological picture of the world became part of his poetic philosophy, reflecting the connection between man and the world, as well as the inseparable unity of all living and non-living things on earth.
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