Tragedy “Mozart and Salieri”: Conflict Phenomenology and Culturology
The questions linked with originality of the conflict in Pushkin’s tragedy “Mozart and Salieri” are considered. The relevance of the study is due to the extreme complexity and fundamental controversy of Pushkin’s position in the genre search of the era. Special attention is paid to the phenomenologi...
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2018-09-01
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| description | The questions linked with originality of the conflict in Pushkin’s tragedy “Mozart and Salieri” are considered. The relevance of the study is due to the extreme complexity and fundamental controversy of Pushkin’s position in the genre search of the era. Special attention is paid to the phenomenological and cultural aspects of the conflict. On the part of phenomenology, the conflict is characterized as “inconsistent” and thus achieves extraordinary vitality against the background of the era. It is shown that this is a conflict that is brought into the consciousness of one hero (Salieri) and that constantly changes its characteristics. On the part of culturology, the conflict is characterized by the involvement of mixed features of classical and romantic literature. In addition, it has long been noted that it is complicated by the connection of complex cultural contexts. In particular, two contexts are additionally involved in the analysis in the article: musical-genre disputes of the 18th century and contrasting masks (Heraclitus and Democritus). The author comes to the conclusion that Mozart and Salieri are not antagonists in the spirit of the classical antinomy of characters and beliefs: they are a two-dimensional unity (both being “the sons of harmony”), composed of intuitive genius and deep rationalism, the latter within the boundaries of romantic anthropology most convincingly revealed through “villainy”. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-a204e79f9a9b433c8725fa2465e44eb42025-08-25T18:13:17ZrusTsentr nauchnykh i obrazovatelnykh proektovНаучный диалог2225-756X2227-12952018-09-010919220210.24224/2227-1295-2018-9-192-202900Tragedy “Mozart and Salieri”: Conflict Phenomenology and CulturologyP. N. Tolstoguzov0Amur State University named for Sholom AleichemThe questions linked with originality of the conflict in Pushkin’s tragedy “Mozart and Salieri” are considered. The relevance of the study is due to the extreme complexity and fundamental controversy of Pushkin’s position in the genre search of the era. Special attention is paid to the phenomenological and cultural aspects of the conflict. On the part of phenomenology, the conflict is characterized as “inconsistent” and thus achieves extraordinary vitality against the background of the era. It is shown that this is a conflict that is brought into the consciousness of one hero (Salieri) and that constantly changes its characteristics. On the part of culturology, the conflict is characterized by the involvement of mixed features of classical and romantic literature. In addition, it has long been noted that it is complicated by the connection of complex cultural contexts. In particular, two contexts are additionally involved in the analysis in the article: musical-genre disputes of the 18th century and contrasting masks (Heraclitus and Democritus). The author comes to the conclusion that Mozart and Salieri are not antagonists in the spirit of the classical antinomy of characters and beliefs: they are a two-dimensional unity (both being “the sons of harmony”), composed of intuitive genius and deep rationalism, the latter within the boundaries of romantic anthropology most convincingly revealed through “villainy”.https://www.nauka-dialog.ru/jour/article/view/904tragic conflictclassic heroromantic heroprotagonistantagonistraisonneurshakespearization of dramaopera-seria and opera-buffahero-mask |
| spellingShingle | P. N. Tolstoguzov Tragedy “Mozart and Salieri”: Conflict Phenomenology and Culturology Научный диалог tragic conflict classic hero romantic hero protagonist antagonist raisonneur shakespearization of drama opera-seria and opera-buffa hero-mask |
| title | Tragedy “Mozart and Salieri”: Conflict Phenomenology and Culturology |
| title_full | Tragedy “Mozart and Salieri”: Conflict Phenomenology and Culturology |
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| title_short | Tragedy “Mozart and Salieri”: Conflict Phenomenology and Culturology |
| title_sort | tragedy mozart and salieri conflict phenomenology and culturology |
| topic | tragic conflict classic hero romantic hero protagonist antagonist raisonneur shakespearization of drama opera-seria and opera-buffa hero-mask |
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