Question

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

Answer 1

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.

Answer 2

That appearance and power are closely related

Step-by-step explanation:

Many times, the idea behind the story is that if you're strong, you'll look strong and if you look strong, you'll be perceived as strong. This can be certified to how the main character tries to portray himself using a word that makes people believe that he is of a higher rank. Also, the nose, in a uniform, becomes much more than just a silly nose walking around.