title: Revolution and Sovereign Tradition in Alexander Pushkin’s Early Works (“Ode to Liberty”)
abstract: The paper explores the “Ode to Liberty” (1817) as the focus for the state problems in the early Pushkin’s works. In the process of analysis, it is comprehensively substantiated that the extraordinary stability and inclusiveness of Pushkin's ode is in the supra-obstinacy of its moral ideal, which surpasses the political realities of our time. As early as at the onset of the poet’s creativity, the Russian Orthodox Empire is considered the most important source of Pushkin’s ideal views, which he hi
journal: Russian Foundation for Basic Research Journal Humanities and social sciences