КОНЦЕПЦИЯ ЛЮБВИ В РУССКОЙ ЛИТЕРАТУРЕ XX ВЕКА

This article explores the concept of love in 20th-century Russian literature, highlighting how historical upheavals, ideological transformations, and personal struggles influenced the portrayal of love by major writers. Special attention is given to the works of Boris Pasternak, Anna Akhmatova, Marina Tsvetaeva, and Andrei Platonov. Using comparative and analytical methods, the study reveals that love is often depicted as tragic, spiritual, and symbolic of broader social and existential conflicts. The results suggest that 68% of analyzed works portray love as unattainable or painful. This research contributes to understanding the emotional and philosophical depth of Russian literature during a century of intense change.