Zolotonosha L. The cultural, philosophical and existential motifs in the Ukrainian lyrics of the second half of XX and the beginning of XXI centuries (The Intertextual aspects)

The intertextual interaction of the leading archetypical, cultural and existential motifs in Ukrainian lyrics of the second half of XX and the beginning of XXI centuries was complex investigated. It was separated the cultural lyrics (it involves realities and concepts of culture in its thousandth layers) and more narrow, cultural and philosophical (it includes texts creating some kind of art culture and philosophy through experience of these realities and concepts - from the archetypical and cultural models till modern existential and cultural motifs in various mutual interlacements). It has been found mental and existential sources of art natural and cultural philosophy. The poetic means of spiritual and artistic, intellectual and emotional layers accumulation because of actuality of archetypical motifs, symbols, images and renewal of artistic palette were investigated. There was defined the dynamics of Ukrainian lyrics of the stated period as a single deployment of spiritual and artistic text. From this point of view the poetry of the poets of the Sixties (Lina Kostenko, M. Vinhranovsky, Ivan Drach, D. Pavlychko, V. Korotych, V. Symonenko), the poets after the Sixties (V. Stus, V. Holoborodko), the poets of the "New York group" (B. Boychuk, B. Rubchak, J. Tarnavsky), the poets of the "Kyiv School" (V. Kordun, M. Vorobyov, M. Hryhoriv) and also the poets that are somewhat apart from the literary movements, groups, schools (L. Talalay, M. Shevchenko, P. Volvach) were analyzed. The literary texts' analysis showed that besides all existentialist models, intertextual combinations of archetypes, discourses, quotes, motifs, concepts the creatively "alive" unquenchable author finds his own intellectual and emotional breakthrough into unknown situations. Keywords: intertext, existentialism, image, symbol, archetypical and cultural motif, existential, cultural and philosophical motif.