. How does Kovalyov’s self-image and subsequent struggle to recover his perceived identity reflect the narcissism of human nature within the society in which he lives?

In evaluating identity within Gogol’s short story, The Nose, Kovalyov creates his own reality about his relevance in his society and his own importance, which is subsequently undermined by his own nose. How does Kovalyov’s self-image and subsequent struggle to recover his perceived identity reflect the narcissism of human nature within the society in which he lives?
Think about semiotic elements reflecting affluence
Reflect on the social connections between Kovalyov and other character
Think about the significance of the loss of the nose
Think about what the nose does with its freedom
Examine those footnotes to find significant gaps in translation!
This is a formal composition with an introduction, at least two body paragraphs, and a conclusion. Each paragraph is expected to include two properly incorporated quotations with explanation of how each supports the topic sentence, and, subsequently the thesis
Concepts:
1. Absurdity
2. Class structure
3. Identification by self
4. identification by others
5. socio-economic status
6. Appearances (literal and metaphorical)

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