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This paper examines the Russian novel Eugene Onegin and the extent to which different themes of the book are reflective of a Russian identity crisis. Analyzing the book from a historical perspective, this essay shows how the author Alexander Pushkin cleverly drafted a novel demonstrative of this identity crisis and the influence of foreign works in Russia.
Luis E. Murillo (Mon,) studied this question.