Kolisnychenko A. Mythopoetics of Hart Crane's Works.

Object - the poetic heritage of Hart Crane, and his epistolary essays, and in particular the poem "The Bridge" as a modernist national literary epic. The purpose - to reveal features mythopoetics creativity Hart Crane, analyze the basic archetypal image, universal and individual symbolic and mythological systems in the context of global and national artistic traditions. Methods - biographical, comparative historical, myth criticism. Based on analysis of creative works (a collection of "white building" cycle "Key West" poem "The Bridge") revealed the nature of the mythological part of his work, which influenced the formation of a national and world cultural tradition and modernism aesthetic pursuit. The aesthetic principles based on the myth of the poet of world art samples, based on which he created his painting mithopoetic America. Dominant in a cluster become complex mythological Indian myths collectively identified with Christian mythology originality and semantics of the artistic universe of the poet. An important role in this area belongs to the primary natures, among them a prominent place is earth in the form of Pokhahontas. Genders of femininity and masculinity, influenced his understanding of system images and androgynity. Time-space in the poem "Bridge" is subordinate to affirm the idea of the Bridge as a symbol of America, where the bridge unites past, present and future. All of these suggest that the leading motive of creativity of the artist is to create "myth of America", "Myth of God." Applied sphere - academic field.