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THE DRAMA OF HUMAN EXISTENCE: FROM DESPAIR TO FREEDOM (LESYA UKRAINKA AND J.-P.SARTRE) (Drama luds'koho buttia: vid vidchaiu do svobody (Lesia Ukrainka i Zh.-P.Sartr))

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Shmorgun O.
Філософська Думка
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2010
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issue 4
87-102
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A comparative analysis of existential drama by Lesia Ukrainka and J.-P. Sartre allows one to show philosophical problems of humanistic existential measuring of freedom of the contemporary man, common for the both authors. A special feature of creation of Lesia Ukrainka in comparison with J.-P. Sartre consists in the absence of moral rigorism, abstract philosophical sketchiness in representation of heroes and situations, that gives her drama more expressive, actually humanistic existential sounding.
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THE COLONIAL DANCER IN ORGIA OF LESYA UKRAINKA (Kolonialna tencerka w 'Orgii' Lesi Ukrainki)

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Matusiak A.
Porównania
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2009
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vol. 6
197-209
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The presented text is an attempt at analyzing the colonial discourse in one of the most recent works of Lesya Ukrainka 'Orgia', in which all of the most important issues of the entire output of the Ukrainian author are present. The authoress of the article suggests that the dancer Terpsychora/Nerisa cold be viewed as a primary metaphor of meaning and value which confronts culture with nature, low art with high art and most of all the colony/Ukraine with the colonizer/The Russian Empire. The authoress situates her analysis in the context of Michel Foucault's thought in which the sex and its subservient body as a source of meaning constitute very political instruments, key areas of leadership and the norms for these areas.
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