A Literature of Conscience: Yevtushenko's Post-Stalin Poetry

A Literature of Conscience: Yevtushenko's Post-Stalin Poetry

by Amy Kathleen Safarik

94 pages· 2008· ISBN 9780494437988
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The aim of the present study is to evaluate Yevtushenko's position within the tradition of civic poets and to illustrate his stylistic ability to combine lyrical intimacy and autobiographic experiences with national and international issues in the genre of civic poetry. I approach the subject using a methodology of close examination: a formal and structural analysis of select poems in the original Russian. In addition, relevant social, political, and historical conditions are taken into account, as well as Mayakovsky's influence on Yevtushenko's poetry.

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