Analytical Comparison Between the Ideology of Adoive and Onegin in the World of Superflouous Men World

Youth play a pivotal role in nineteenth-century Russian literature. Their life and thoughts were different from others. They developed different ideas and methods. The grasp of different sciences، eloquence، poet and literature، fighting skills، and aristocratic way of life were common characteristics of superfluous man. However، they were different from usual aristocrats. They did not find anything but emptiness، mere entertainment، hopelessness، and sadness in the routine، luxurious life of usual aristocrats. They were proponents of change and reformation both in society and personal life، though the path to this end was not paved well. Their ideas and ideals were not tangible for others and rejected by the mainstream. This intrigued many authors of the nineteenth-century and a great deal of literary work was created. In Russian literature، this group of aristocrats are known as “superfluous man.” This article tries to compare sportsman in Pushkin and Goncharove’s works and survey the differences in attitudes and ways of life of these characters. The life of these heroes in both works represents the ideology and mental frame of the mind of the authors. To this end، we help the reader to learn about the difference of these characters by offering description of characters and their appearance and the settings.