Eugene Onegin (Cyclopedia of Literary Characters)
At a glance:
- Author: Alexander Pushkin
- First Published: 1833
- Type of Work: Poetry
- Type of Plot: Impressionism
- Time of Work: Early nineteenth century
- Setting: Russia
- Genres: Impressionistic literature, Poetry, Narrative poetry
- Subjects: Love or romance, Nineteenth century, Antiheroes, Romanticism, Duels or dueling, Russia or Russian people
- Locales: Russia
Characters Discussed
Tatyana Larin (tah-TYAH-nah LAH-rihn), also called Tanya Larina (TAHN-yah LAH-rihn-uh), the reserved and withdrawn older daughter of the well-to-do, upper- middle-class Larin family, of whose marriage her parents despair. She falls in love at first sight with Eugene Onegin and, unable to write grammatical Russian, sends him a passionate letter written in French. Although he fails to encourage her, she turns down several other proposals of marriage. When her family takes her to Moscow, she picks up beauty hints at a ball and attracts the attentions of a...
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Alexander Pushkin (Cyclopedia of World Authors)Alexander Pushkin (Poetry)Alexander Pushkin (Short Fiction)Alexander Pushkin (Long Fiction)Alexander Pushkin (Drama)Alexander Pushkin (Dictionary of World Biography)
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