RELIGIOUS AND PHILOSOPHICAL VIEWS OF V. ODOYEVSKY IN THE 1830S AND THE UNDERSTANDING OF THEM IN THE NATIONAL LITERARY CRITICISM
V. Odoyevsky is traditionally considered as a representative of philosophical romanticism, because it is thoughts and ideas that are the basis of his artistic images. Odoyevsky had a complex, synthetic, sometimes ambivalent ideology that is excellently emphasized by a variety of interpretations of his philosophy in the national literary criticism. The presence of different, even contradictory interpretations of views of the writer makes an interesting object of study of not only the philosophical and religious views of Odoyevsky as such, but also of their understanding in different historical epochs.