A representação do mar nos Dois Casos da Vida Náutica, de Ivan Gontcharóv

This paper analyzes the ambivalence of the representation of nature, specially the sea in the short story Two Cases of the Nautical Life, by Ivan Aleksandrovich Gontcharóv (1812-1891). We started with a brief expla-nation of the grand tour in XVIII century Europe, which brings a new color to the tra...

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Main Author: Rafael Bonavina Ribeiro
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Marinha do Brasil 2019-01-01
Series:Navigator
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Online Access:http://www.revistanavigator.com.br/navig29/dossie/N29_dossie7.pdf
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Summary:This paper analyzes the ambivalence of the representation of nature, specially the sea in the short story Two Cases of the Nautical Life, by Ivan Aleksandrovich Gontcharóv (1812-1891). We started with a brief expla-nation of the grand tour in XVIII century Europe, which brings a new color to the travelogue, and clarified some Russian peculiarities of this phenomena and of the literary genre. Then we explored the meaning of travels to the east in Russian culture, and the insertion of the short-story in the Russian literary tradition, as well as the author’s works.
ISSN:0100-1248
0100-1248