—v. (-ling) 1 a (often foll. by at) look with wide-open eyes. b (of the eyes) be rolled about; protrude. 2 roll (the eyes). —adj. (usu. attrib.) (of the eyes) protuberant or rolling. —n. (in pl.) spectacles for protecting the eyes. [probably imitative]
... in the description , but rather . about the uncertainty in the characterization of the characters , analyzing .some literary techniques by N V Gogol - in the book "Gogol Mastery ". He says that the true core of the “Dead Souls .” plot ... ... of blue paint like greyish , ”“.not that clear , not that gloomy , ”or“ God knows what ” Here is how N V Gogol appearance Chichikov : A gentleman was sitting in a chaise ., not handsome , but neither of a bad appearance , nor ... (Theories of the Text)
... with sharp satirical forms .thanks to the work of J Swift (England ), M Saltykov-Shchedrin (Russia ), T Shevchenko and M Gogol (Ukraine ), T Shevchenko and M Gogol (Ukraine ) Comic - one of the forms of man ’s freedom in. freedom ... (Aesthetics)
... (early M Gorky ); heightened emotionality , reaching up to enthusiasm (some parts of. the works of N Gogol ); brazenness to word creation (A Bely ) Here are some examples N V Gogol in The Tale ... (Theories of the Text)
... of Andersen 's fairy tales [it is told . how ] the dried-up pink bush became covered . Gogol was a strange creature , but a genius is always . strange : only a healthy mediocrity seems to a noble ... ... , the reader ., about life Great literature goes on the edge of the irrational (V. Nabokov Nikolai Gogol ) - Gogol was a strange creature , but [this is not surprising ., since ] genius is always strange . Communicative methods ... (Theories of the Text)
... opposed objects change dominant features , such as, for example ,.a comparison of birch with a marble column in N Gogol For such images need a special aesthetic motifs This technique was used in the baroque ... ... is a remark . in the work of V Solouhin "The Third Hunt ". See : A Nemzer Modern dialogue with Gogol // New World ... (Theories of the Text)
... be parodied (book , film ., performance , etc ) ) Artists (A I Raikin , M N Zadornov , and others ), writers (N V Gogol , M E Saltykov-Shchedrin , MM Zoshchenko , etc ), journalists (N A Dobrolyubova ... (Creative activity of a journalist)
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