Common motifs, Characters, Metaphors and Plots between Dovlatov’s and Petrov’s Novels
				
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																		Correlation, 													Implied Sense, 													Characters, 													Plot.															
			
			
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The aim of the study is to investigate common motifs, characters, metaphors and plots between Dovlatov’s and Petrov’s novels via structural and comparative-historical methods. As a result, it is worth paying attention to the importance of the Russian intelligentsia metaphor. Refer to Dovlatov’s A Foreign Woman, where he, through the image of Maria Tatarovich, defines the significance of the Soviet intelligentsia: In the Soviet Union she was a multi-skilled intellectual. In conclusion, all of the novels have common motifs, metaphors, characters united with external similarity, actions, characteristics and plots
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						2019-08-03
					
				
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						Zaytseva, S. A. (2019). Common motifs, Characters, Metaphors and Plots between Dovlatov’s and Petrov’s Novels. Opción, 35, 280-295. Recuperado a partir de https://produccioncientifica.luz.edu.ve/index.php/opcion/article/view/24520
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