Tom Stoppard's <i>The Coast of Utopia</i>: Evolution of Historical Characters Poetics
This article includes the analysis of T. Stoppard's approach to historical characters description. This approach transformation is expressed in a significant intensification of biographical features in Stoppard's <i>The Coast of Utopia</i>. The trilogy is complicated by problematic transformation, which is analyzed by description of opposition rows. The significance of the trilogy <i>The Coast of Utopia</i> is being defined. It is the beginning of a new period of Stoppard's drama, where postmodern paradigm is being transformed considerably as well.