BELLA AKHMADULINA AND THE DISTINCTIVENESS OF HER POETRY
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Bella Akhmadulina, poetry of the Sixtiers, lyrical persona, musicality, metaphorics, cultural allusions, individual style.Abstract
The article examines the creative individuality of the poet Bella Akhmadulina, analyzing the features of her artistic style, figurative system, and poetic worldview. Special attention is paid to the musicality of her poetics, cultural and literary allusions, the originality of her metaphorical language, and the phenomenon of the lyrical persona. It is shown that Akhmadulina’s distinctiveness is manifested in the fusion of intellectual depth, emotional intensity, and subtle aestheticism, which sets her apart from other representatives of the “Sixtiers.”
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