El MITO DEL VAREGO EN EL ROMANTICISMO RUSO: ПЕСНЬ О ВЕЩЕМ ОЛЕГЕ (EL CANTAR DE OLEG EL PREVISOR), DE ALEKSANDR S. PUSHKIN, 1822.
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El Cantar de Oleg el Previsor es uno de los poemas más conocidos de Aleksandr S. Pushkin (1799-1837), el poeta nacional ruso por excelencia que se enmarca dentro del romanticismo ruso. En 1822 escribe el Cantar como parte de una serie de baladas de tema histórico dedicadas a los gobernantes del primer estado eslavo oriental, la Rus᾿ de Kiev (ss. IX-X): los príncipes pertenecientes a la dinastía de los riuríkidas, de origen escandinavo. En el Cantar desarrolla el motivo de la muerte de Oleg, leyenda que ya recoge la Crónica Primaria (s. XII), y que tendría su origen en el folclore de transmisión oral, ya sea de procedencia escandinava u oriental.
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