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Petro Kraliuk. Taemny ahent Mykola Hohol. (Secret Agent Mykola Gogol) | | Track
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"The new work by Petro Kraliuk is an attempt at the author's exploration of Gogol's controversial story "Taras Bulba" in terms of the role of the text in the cultural and political discourse in the nineteenth century, in the time of the Romanticism, and in modern times. The researcher analyses the place of "Taras Bulba" within different coordinate systems: the imperial Russian, the provincial Little Russian, Polish, Jewish, etc. He expresses bold assumptions about Gogol's own biography. He poses a number of questions about internal intention of the author of the story, the scrupulous textual analysis sometimes leads to contradictory conclusions – however, it is in this ambiguity that one can see the depth and vitality of Gogol's work. The book will certainly enrich the library of every lover of the Ukrainian humanities." In Ukrainian.
Type of the edition: hard cover
Format: 130x200 mm
Number of pages: 176
Publisher: Vydavnytstvo Staroho Leva, Lviv
Contents: - Mayster ta yoho intepretatory 1. Teksty i konteksty 2. Zacharovanyy Imperijeju? 3. Tajemnyy vojazh Hoholja 4. Chy vdavavsja Hohol‘ do plahiatu? 5. Dvi redaktsiji 6. Ihry z khronolohijeju... i ne til‘ky 7. Taras Bul‘ba: heroy chy antyheroy? 8. Sich ta jiji kozaky 9. Andriy, poljaky... 10. Hoholivs‘ki zhydy 11. Ihry Hoholja. Vysnovky - Literatura
Publisher: Staryi Lev
Catalogue number: ISBN 9786176792592
Year: 2016
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