Bulgaria in the Works of R. Gamzatov
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DOI 10.18522/1995-0640-2021-3-76-86
R. Gamzatov is a world-famous poet, whose work during his lifetime enjoyed a huge polarity, not only in Russia, but also far beyond its borders. He was a welcome guest in many foreign countries and republics of the Soviet Union, which he visited and absorbed their poetic, cultural, historical atmosphere. These visits inspired the poet for new creative achievements, enriched and expanded his work. As a result, whole cycles of works about different countries have been developed. One of these, that captivated the poet’s heart, was Bulgaria, to which he dedicated a number of works. R. Gamzatov warmly talks about his impressions of Bulgaria, friendly relations with figures of its literature, culture and society, and poetically recreates its multicolored image. The poet’s main attention is directed to the images of nature, glorifies the national character of the Bulgarians, moral and ethical principles, their commonality with the mentality of the Dagestan people.
Key words: poetry, journalism, image of Bulgaria, culture, people, mentality, nature, Rhodope, creative ties, friendship.
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