Kalinichenko M. Herman Melville and Fyodor Dostoevsky. The authorial myths in the novels Moby-Dick and Crime and Punishment

Українська версія

Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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0409U000795

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  • 10.01.05 - Порівняльне літературознавство

13-02-2009

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К58.053.02

Essay

The object of the research: the authorial myths of H.Melville and F.Dostoevsky, their artistic ontology in the mythopoetics of Moby-Dick and Crime and Pun-ishment. The aim: to discover typological similarities and distinctions of the authorial myths in Moby-Dick and Crime and Punishment and determine typological transformations of their artistic ontology on the levels of the genre substance, the chronotopes and the text strategies. Practical significance: applying the results of research to courses and textbooks of the history of World Literature of the XIXth century. Methods: typo-logical methods, the concepts of myth criticism and de-constructive analysis.

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