IVAN BUNIN, MARK ALDANOV, VLADIMIR NABOKOV: DIFFERENT VIEWS ON THE SAME TOPIC
The article compares the observations of Bunin, Aldanov and Nabokov on the topic of Russian classical literature. Under consideration are attitudes toward Pushkin, Gogol and Tolstoy, as expressed in the literary criticism and the essays of these three authors. In addition, the specific point of view of each of the three interconnected writers on the creative heritage of classics in Russian literature of the 19th century is elaborated.