Cosmic sense (anthropocosmism) in the prose of I. S. Turgenev
The work of I. S. Turgenev is considered in the context of the transition of literature and art of the 19th century to anthropocosmism. Turgenev's images of nature are analyzed in its penetration with a quiet, meek, Christian principle and a mysterious, irrational principle, and how both of these principles are revealed by the writer in man as an anthropocosmos. A person's immersion in world life is revealed through the poetics of the moment and contrast. The inseparability of love from the mysterious forces of nature and its catastrophic nature in the world of Turgenev are emphasized. In this analysis, Turgenev's woman is the personification of a dual nature. Parallels of female images of Turgenev and Bunin are outlined. It is concluded that Turgenev connects the era of romanticism and symbolism.