Luciferov riot Ivan Karamazov. The fate of the hero in the mirror of biblical allusions

In world science, the tradition of Ivan Karamazov with a number of large-scale, metaphysical and acquaintances of world literature has long developed and became generally recognized. But in the "poetics of memory" Dostoevsky, a special place was occupied by the artistic world of the Bible, which for him becomes creative for him as a decisive intertext, "great reminder". In the book of Viktor Lyakhu, the image of Ivan is interpreted as an allusion to the "Poinel Dennitsa". The biblical plot about the Lucifer, who rebelled against the Creator,, according to the author of the book, became, for the Russian artist, a paradigm, which was in demand in the logic of his own intertextual strategy. With an eye on the meanings of the biblical prototext, Dostoevsky artistically embodied the fundamental idea of ​​his era, the idea of ​​a rebellious self -will in the Karamazov brothers. The climax of this struggle, in the end, as the artist himself wrote, the clash of the two most opposite ideas that could only exist on Earth: the man who met the God -man. "
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