HISTORY OF PASTERNAK’S NOVEL AND PROSE
Keywords:
Boris Pasternak, Doctor Zhivago, Russian literature, novel, prose, poetry, Soviet Union, publication, reception, controversy, influence.Abstract
This article provides a historical overview of Boris Pasternak’s novel and prose, focusing on his renowned work "Doctor Zhivago" and his contributions to Russian literature. It explores the challenges Pasternak faced in publishing his novel in the Soviet Union, the international reception and controversy surrounding it, and the broader influence of his prose and poetry. The article highlights the themes and styles present in Pasternak’s works, as well as their enduring legacy.
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