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Some of the hidden motives of the Krylov’s fables and the genesis of the fable in Europe from Aesop to his English translations
Some of the hidden motives of the Krylov’s fables and the genesis of the fable in Europe from Aesop to his English translations
Abstract
The article discusses some of the hidden motives of Krylov’s fables,
elements of his theology, as well as the genesis of the fable from Aesop to his English translations.
Keywords
Krylov; Aesop; fable; structure; hidden motives; intentions; theology; Orthodoxy.
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