„ТЮТЮН" - МЕЖДУ ПОЛИТИЧЕСКИТЕ ПРИСТРАСТИЯ И БИБЛЕЙСКАТА ПРОБЛЕМАТИКА

In „Tobacco" is outlined the scheme of collision father - sons, but also between sons. The novel reflects not only the end of the occupancy in the home (doubt even the former good in the generic space), but also the decay of the world in its physical and spiritual dimensions, presented as the end of a political and economic system and the beginning of another. Dimitar Dimov presents a world where children have sinned because they refuse to obey the established framework for life. In the novel, children don't simply share the values of their parents, but also value conduct that has been denounced so far as immoral. In another case, young people come to a fanatical end in affirming and „preaching" the new order. The paradox in the novel of Dimov is revealed in the awareness of the fall, but also in the hero's refusal to walk back to repentance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]