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Собака як спостерігач і свідок історії (за романом Вікторії Амеліної Дім для Дома)

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Polishchuk Y., Pukhonska O.
Poznańskie Studia Slawistyczne
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2021
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issue 20
143-157
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The authors of the article analyze one of the contemporary Ukrainian novels – Home for Dom (Дім для Дома, 2015) of Viktoria Amelina. Original feature of the plot is that protagonist and narrator of this work is dog Dom (Dominic). Writer, using an animalistic hero, has achieved not only a success between readers but she also has founded a new version for emotional rethinking of the past. The matter is that Viktoria Amelina tried to reveal the peculiarities of individual, family, city and national memory. Dog’s perception of the past in the novel is the author’s effort to replace accents from total estimates to relative and subtle ones. Different “faces” of memory is a value which writer shows in the examples of one Lviv family history. She combines all difficult and contradictory processes of the twentieth century – wars, genocides, repression, deportation, enslavement of man and people.
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Tравматична пам’ять в українській літературній рецепції: симптоми постзалежності

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Pukhonska O.
Przegląd Wschodnioeuropejski
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2019
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vol. 2
241-250
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The paper is devoted to analysis of the post-totalitarian memory in literary reception of Ukraine. After the decades of ignoring, this memory became the driving force of social processes and the construct of national identity. The author pays attention to the social trauma of soviet repressions and Second World War, which negatively influenced cultural consciousness of the society. Displaced and forgotten memory is understood as the main reason for lack of progress in the post-Soviet Ukraine. The traumatic experience of the past turned out to be both a lesson and an incentive for large-scale public and conscious transformations, about which modern authors write.
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Postradzieckie wersje pamięci w najnowszej literaturze ukraińskiej

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Pukhonska O.
Kultury Wschodniosłowiańskie - Oblicza i Dialog
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2018
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issue 8
147-159
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For the modern society it is very important to find some explanations of the historical events of the 20th century. The matter is that those events, which were so destructive with theirs totalitarian occupation, mass killing of the whole nations that they had a great influence on the behavior of people nowadays. It is extremely important that different cultural groups try to retrieve memory, which was lost in the result of different historical conditions. Literature has large contribution to this process by creating the artistic environment where the forgotten world can be remained with the help of memory. In the process of reflecting history modern literature very often creates the space of the retained and recovered memory. Arts also becomes the so-called therapy for societies, which have been injured as a result of genocide against the whole nations.
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