2026· Two centuries of the Russian classics· Vol 8, pp. 158-195· 0 citations
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This article explores the artistic understanding and cultural imagination of a newly acquired region during its territorial integration. In V. K. Arsenyev’s case, this is the southern part of the Russian Far East. The focus is on the dualism characteristic of such historical experience — that of the traveler, symbolizing state power, and the local aborigine. One specific area of analysis is the poetics of communication: Arsenyev demonstrates that his characters speak, name, and think about objects differently. Examined from a semiotic perspective, Dersu Uzala’s communicative strategy reveals a predominance of indexical signs, which imply the interpretation of meaning through indirect signs and traces. The narrator’s expertise, gravitating toward symbolic signs, enabled the author to utilize narrative poetics resources such as metatext, intertext, and equivalence. The effect of the literary “invention” of the region is achieved through the referential linking of the described realities to recognizable artistic forms of 19th-century classics.
The article examines the representation of authoritarian and conformist
characters in European and American cinema of the second half of the twenti-
eth century, focusing on Bernardo Bertolucci’s The Conformist, Louis Malle’s
Lacombe Lucien, and Woody Allen’s Zelig. The analysis takes its starting
point from Fyodor Dos...
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This article examines Hayao Miyazaki’s work as both a critique of human ambition and a speculative device for imagining future modes of coexistence. Drawing on ecocritical and comparatist perspectives, and informed by Donna Haraway’s concepts of the Chthulucene, sympoiesis, and holobionts, the analysis focuses primari...
Cláudia Capela· Dzieciństwo Literatura i Kul...· 0 citations
The article conceptualizes the artistic dimensions of “new humanism” in transcultural prose, based on K. Ishiguro’s novels “Never Let Me Go”, “Klara and the Sun” and Y. Tawada’s “Suspicious Characters on a Night Train”. It is suggested that rapid technological progress, the emergence of artificial intelligence, and the...
Вікторія Володимирівна Ланова· Odessa National University H...· 0 citations
The purpose of the study is to identify the genre-stylistic and subject-narrative transformations that contemporary women’s war prose undergoes at the turn of the 21st century. Drawing on a comparative analysis of poetic systems and a historical-literary retrospective, the authors examine works by A. Dolgareva, E. Zale...
I. P. Shishlakov, A. Y. Ovtcharenko· Philology. Theory & Prac...· 0 citations
The paper provides an interdisciplinary conceptual synthesis of the mythopoetics of culture allowing for the transcendence of its narrow philological reduction and establishing its status as a fundamental epistemological and ontological category. The evolution of ideas concerning myth within the humanities knowledge is...
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