Tom Stoppard's <i>The Coast of Utopia</i>: Evolution of Historical Characters Poetics
This article includes the analysis of T. Stoppard's approach to historical characters description. This approach transformation is expressed in a significant intensification of biographical features in Stoppard's The Coast of Utopia. The trilogy is complicated by problematic transformation, which is analyzed by description of opposition rows. The significance of the trilogy The Coast of Utopia is being defined. It is the beginning of a new period of Stoppard's drama, where postmodern paradigm is being transformed considerably as well.