Academic Research in Educational Sciences
Volume 3 | Issue 2 | 2022
ISSN: 2181-1385
Cite-Factor: 0,89 | SIS: 1,12
DOI: 10.24412/2181-1385-2022-2-18-21
SJIF: 5,7 | UIF: 6,1
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February, 2022
https://t.me/ares_uz Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal
THE ROAD AS AN ARTISTIC IMAGE IN WORLD LITERATURE
Guzal Rashid kizi Rashidova
Master student, Termez
State University
ABSTRACT
Analyzing the system of images of the poem "Demons", one can notice that the
same four images are present here as in the poem "Winter Road": a road, a troika, a
bell and a coachman. But now they help to create not feelings of sadness and longing,
but confusion, premonitions of changes and fear of them.
Keywords:
Image, road, system, bell, feelings
One more image is added to the four images: a storm, which becomes the key,
determining the poetic coloring of the road. Images, motifs, intertwined into a whole,
form one - an evil spirit:
The variety of Pushkin's "roads" creates one "carnival space" (M. Bakhtin's
term) [15], where you can meet Prince Oleg with his retinue, and the "inspired
magician" ("Song of the Prophetic Oleg"), and the traveler ("Imitation Quran"). A
“six-winged seraph” (“Prophet”) suddenly appears at the crossroads, “an unfamiliar
wanderer enters from the road into the Jewish hut” (“There is a lamp in the Jewish
hut”), and the “poor knight” “on the road at the cross” saw the Virgin Mary (“There
lived a poor knight in the world").
The
road-fate, the free path, the topographic and love roads make up a single
carnival space in which the feelings and emotions of lyrical characters move.
Loneliness of the lyrical hero M.Yu. Lermontov in the poem “I go out alone on
the road” is a symbol: a person is alone with the world, a rocky road becomes a life
path and a shelter. The lyrical hero goes
in search of peace of mind, balance,
harmony with nature, which is why the consciousness of loneliness on the road does
not have a tragic coloring. In the poem “I go out alone on the road”, the image of the
path is closely connected with the image of the universe: it seems that space is
expanding, this road goes to infinity, is associated with the idea of eternity.
The
motif of wandering, the path, characteristic of Lermontov's poetry, is
understood by him not only as the restlessness of the romantic hero-exile (“Leaf”,
“Clouds”), but also as a search for
the purpose of life, its meaning,
which has not been discovered, not called a lyrical hero (“ Both
boring and sad…”, “Duma”).