Ostrovs'ka A. Form of expression of author's consuonsness in the creative work of new generation writers at the close_ of the 19-th - beginning of the 20-th century (on the material of the small prose of V. Stefanyk, O. Kobyl'ans'ka, V. Koc'ubys'hyj)

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Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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0499U001562

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  • 10.01.06 - Теорія літератури

11-06-1999

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К 08.051.12

Essay

The thesis deals with search, systematization and intensification of integrated approaches to the study of expression forms of authors conscieiousness in some works of "new generation" writers* The object of the thesis is a concrete definition of such concepts as "author" and "author's consciousness" in a work of literature study of expression forms of author's consciousness in short stories written by V. Stefanyk (polyphonic forms), O. Kobyl'ans'ka (system forms), M. Koc'ubyns'kyj (personal "ego" form)* The literary production of "new generation" writers is analyzed in the mentioned aspect for the first time" The results of this paper can be applied in the system of philological education of secondary and higher levels

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