Bidiuk O. Psychoanalysis of microimages in literary texts (on the materials of Lina Kostenko's poetic works)

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Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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0409U001877

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Specialization

  • 10.01.06 - Теорія літератури

07-05-2009

Specialized Academic Board

К58.053.02

Essay

The object: microimages in L.Kostenko's poetic works as psychol. motivated elements of the au-thor's individual style.The aim: to form the meth-odology of psychoanalysis of microimages of literary texts, to use it in application to the studies of creative work of Lina Kostenko. Practical signifi-cance: methodology of microimages of literary texts, proposed in work, is important for further study of psychoanalysis in literary science to cre-ate a system of analysis the smallest text ele-ments. Methods: psychoanalysis, archetype analysis, methods of analysis, synthesis, gener-alization, systematization, description, compari-son. Methods: psychoanalysis, archetype analy-sis, methods of analysis, synthesis, generaliza-tion, systematization, description, comparison.

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