Simush, P.I. Boris Pasternak’s Philology: In What Terms of the Future Does He Think?

Abstract: The author of the article offers a complete analysis of creative work by a great Russian poet Boris Pasternak. The author of the article appeals not only to Pasternak’s poetry but also touches upon his novel “Doctor Zhivago”. The purpose of the article is to describe special features of Boris Pasternak’s poetic style. At the same time, the author of the article tries to define the phenomenological and metaphysical meaning of Pasternak’s creative work by analyzing Pasternak’s style. When analyzing Boris Pasternak’s works, the author of the article uses the historical method that allows to describe the social environment where the poet lived and created his works. The author also uses the phenomenological method to demonstrate in what terms the poet thought. The novelty of the approach is that the author describes the connection between Boris Pasternak’s poetry and the culture, demands and intellectual resources of those times. The author of the article shows that the poet’s position was rather autonomous and independent.

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