In the short story "The Nose," by Nikolai Gogol, what common value in Russian culture might Kovaloff's nose represent?

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The correct answer is option B. "That appearance and power are closely related". In Nikolais Gogol's "The Nose", a St. Petersburg official lost his nose, and the nose acquired a life of its own. Some authors interpret the lost of the nose as to a castration complex, as the official faced a lost of power in relation of changing his appearance by losing his nose.

faust18 [17]3 years ago

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The value in Russian culture the author, Nikolai Gogol, wants to represent is the importance of olfactory perception. It is in the tradition of Russians to have a rich olfactory values. During this period, vision-oriented sensory paradigm is making waves and belittling olfactory-oriented sensory.

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