1996
DOI: 10.2307/2501917
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The Bronze HorsemanandThe Double: The Depoeticization of the Myth of Petersburg in the Young Dostoevskii

Abstract: In his discussion of The Double,Joseph Frank remarks that Dostoevskii's decision to change the original subtitle from The Adventures of Mr. Goliadkin (Prikliucheniia Gospodina Goliadkina) to A Petersburg Poem (Peterburgskaia poema) had, among other things, the “advantage of correctly assigning The Double its place in the Russian literary tradition initiated by The Bronze Horseman.“ If The Double is truly in the Petersburg tradition of The Bronze Horseman, it is curious that no one has studied the relationship … Show more

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“…As for the first of these works, Lachmann has added nothing substantial to what generations of critics have said in trying to pin down the 'important idea' Dostoevsky claimed to have failed to express fully in this work, without identifying it. Recent articles by Gary Rosenshield (1996) and David Danow (1997) add more to our understanding of this -frankly, overinterpreted -work than do Lachmann's observations. The case of The Double raises several issues.…”
Section: Victor Terrasmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…As for the first of these works, Lachmann has added nothing substantial to what generations of critics have said in trying to pin down the 'important idea' Dostoevsky claimed to have failed to express fully in this work, without identifying it. Recent articles by Gary Rosenshield (1996) and David Danow (1997) add more to our understanding of this -frankly, overinterpreted -work than do Lachmann's observations. The case of The Double raises several issues.…”
Section: Victor Terrasmentioning
confidence: 98%