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The review emphasises that the new textbook by Oleksandr Astafiev, Dialogue of Literatures, on the one hand seems to be based on the experience of normative poetic theories of Aristotle, Horace, as well as professors of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy – Feofan Prokopovich, Mitrofan Dovgalevsky, Pavel Kanyuchka – and, on the other hand, takes into account the content of numerous formulated poetics (from the Ukrainian school in Polish romanticism to literary manifestos and works of art of the 20–30s, 60–90s). In the context of the debate over the status of current literary history (David Perkins), a natural question arises: is it possible to create a textbook for creative youth that supports their talents, instills in them the norms of creating artistic values, and multiplies the “golden chicken conveyor”? The author models the experience of the Ukrainian school in Polish romanticism, which supported the spiritual tradition of the Ukrainian and Polish peoples and preserved our cultural memory. What is needed here is the “golden mean”, when art products should be focused not on the pop-culture industry and multimedia “cocktails” but on overcoming the asymmetry between the ideal form of our spiritual existence and reality itself.
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The article deals with the dialogue between two artists Dmytro Pavlychko and Yaroslav Ivashkevych primarily at the level of contact-genetical connections between them through criticism and translation, personal relationships. Dmytro Pavlychko translated more than 120 poems written by Yaroslav Ivashkevych and wrote a number of articles about his oeuvre (“Novels by Yaroslav Ivashkevych”, “Uraniya is his sister and muse”, “Yaroslav Ivashkevych and Ukraine”). The image of Ukraine is demonstrated in the works of Yaroslav Ivashkevych from early poetry and prose to the latest collections and his Ukrainian myth that comes from the “Ukrainian school” of Polish romanticism. Dominant features of poetics: paintistry, musicality, privacy.
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