Plotting of a lyrical travel cycle (Based on the material of A.S. Pushkin’s cycle “Poems composed during a trip (1829)”)

Abstract

This article discusses the specifics of the plot-composition unity of the cycle-the journey of A. S. Pushkin, which origin is closely related to the travel notes written by him under the name “Journey to Arzrum”. The analysis ascertains that the basis matrix for the motif of the journey, the movement and transport of the lyrical subject in time and space is characteristic only of that group of poems, which serves as a frame for the beginning and end of the cycle. Most of the poems in the cycle are related not to the description of the “objective” reality of the journey, but to the subjectivity of the inner world of the lyrical self , represented in the cycle as an internally experienced, interiorized one.