Lyrical Dialogue in Shakespeare's Poems as a Reflection of Renaissance Anthropocentrism and a Strong Personality

The article is devoted to the problem of lyrical dialogue considered in the aspect of Renaissance anthropocentrism, Tsvetaeva's neo-romantic poetry and Shakespeare's humanistic creativity. The prism through which the intertextual interaction of these systems is viewed is the humanistic concept of personality in its gender aspect. Based on the theoretical model of the Renaissance, the author proves that the point of intersection of Tsvetaeva's neo-romantic attitudes and Renaissance anthropocentrism is the concept of a "strong personality", which is in polemical dialogue with the world and with its own soul