Borovska O. Creativity of N. L'vov in the context of the problem "poetry of the author" in Russian literature of the last third of the XVIII - beginning of the XIX century

The dissertation research is devoted to understanding the forms of representation of the author's origin in N. L'vov's literary works. The writer's creativity is considered in the context of the problems of literary transitivity, in particular, in the context of the historical and literary problems of the transition from normative to author's poetic at the turn of the XVIII - XIX centuries. The material of the research is all published poetry works of N. L'vov and his autocomments to the original and translated texts, literary programs, letters and travel diaries. Particular attention is paid to the factor of marginality of the author's literary creativity, as marginality is considered in the work as a resource for updating obsolete normative poetics and translating it into individual author's rails. The interaction of normative and individual author elements in the N. L'vov's creativity was traced in the sphere of the poetics of the genre (the samples of both the mains for the literature of a given epoch and peripheral genres in their individual embodiment by N. L'vov are analyzed in the dissertation), at the level of strategies for representing the author's "self" in the writer's works (the complex interaction of masked, role and lyric-biographical forms of author's presence in the texts of N. L'vov are discovered in the dissertation) and on the motive-figurative level of poetics (motifs of the "monument", "women's power" and "fire - water (ice)" were identified and analyzed in N. L'vov's texts). As a result, the conclusion is drawn about the transitional nature of the writer's artistic system, in which elements of normativity coexist with author innovations and artistically embodied individual perception of the world. Special attention was paid to the Ukrainian theme in the works of N. L'vov, in particular, to those landscape fragments of his works, in which, in the author's opinion, the foundations of the "Ukrainian text" of Russian literature are laid.