SHTEINBUK F. Corporal mimetism in textual strategies of post-modernistic literature of the end of XX - the beginning of XXI centuries.

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Thesis for the degree of Doctor of Science (DSc)

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0510U000363

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  • 10.01.06 - Теорія літератури

17-05-2010

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Д 26.178.01

Shevchenko Institute of Literature of National Academy of Science of Ukraine

Essay

Objekt: the novels by Ukrainian, Russian, Polish, Czechish and Serbian writers. Aim: to ground the new literature notion "corporal mimetism". Methods: systematic, hermeneutical, psychoanalytical, comparative-typological. Scientific novelty: at first in the Ukrainian literary studies such a notion as "corporal mimetism" is grounded and introduced into study of literature in the context of conceptually-philosophical approach. Approved in 43 publications. The sphere of use: literature and high sckool practice.

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