THE MUSICAL FORMS IN EMILIA DVORYANOVA’S NOVEL PASSION OR THE DEATH OF ALICE – AN ESCAPE FROM SOCIETY
Abstract
The study traces the interrelationships between literature and the musical forms fugue and passion. Significant for the analysis is the information about the personality of Bach and the science of onomastics. I find a connection between the names of the characters of the novel and the great composer. I initiate a new reading of the traditional musical form of passion and the novel by exploring biblical and musical elements, arguingthat they are deconstructed by the author to create unconventional meanings.
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