Mythopoetics of space in V.V. Nabokov’s novel “Glory”

The article considers a set of mythopoetic constants that determine the structure and semantics of V.V. Nabokov’s novel “Glory”. The mythopoetic potential of the spatial characteristics of the novel, as well as the “rites of passage” of the symbolic boundaries of the novel chronotope, comes to the fore. The analysis of the novel is included in the broad context of the emigrant literary tradition, within which the “emigrant myth” is realized.