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In recent years there has been a rise in interest in documentary works based on personal memories of participants and witnesses of different events. A book of the blockade by Ales Adamovich and Daniil Granin is based on the recollections and diaries of Leningrad residents who survived the blockade. It carries great emotional, philosophical and moral weight, and gives an understanding to what the residents of the city believed in and hoped for. Using the materials of A book of the blockade the author of the article aims to analyze how documents and the writers’ side notes affect a reader, and pinpoint the ways of presenting the notion of hope in the authentic diaries of Leningrad residents. As a result of the analysis of the mentioned text, the author reaches a conclusion that in the diaries the feeling and the emotion of hope is continuously updated in the course of creation of personal diaries by Leningrad residents. The concept of hope reflected on in A book of the blockade has a complex content, which can be associated with the triune concept of faith-hope-love. In the discourse of the authors, the concept preserves its Christian meaning – the spiritual salvation of a person. Yet its specifics is that the religious component is initially missing, and is subsequently gained through considerable changes that happen within and without those whose testimonies are collected in the book, and within and without the authors of the text, Adamovich and Granin.
PL
The vision of the world portrayed in L. Ulitskaya’s and S. Alexievich’s books is built upon the basic opposition of good and evil. The category of prosthetic memory is juxtaposed with the personal experience of participants and witnesses of the past epoch who tell us about the past. The memories of the lost paradise of the serene years bring about narrators’ and responders’ nostalgia.
RU
Sociologists and psychologists of the beginning of the 21st century, while analyzing value settings of a post-Soviet person, mark gradual westernization and moderniza-tion on one hand, and formation of neo-traditionalism and neo-conservatism in the conscience of the youth on the other. How the conflict of the new components of the axiological pyramid contradicting with its inherent elements of the old code in the conscience of the youth oftentimes evolved in their conflict with themselves, in disen-franchisement and resentment of the time and their actions, is reflected in the stories and the novels by S. Minayev, A. Snegirev and K. Khoutsishvili, whose works this article analyzes.
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The article analyzes the works of M. Metlitskaya, M. Paley, O. Slavnikova, T. Tolstaya, M. Traub, G. Scherbakova, L. Ulitskaya and other authors of modern “women’s prose” regarding the peculiarities of depicting age- anad society-defined behavioral stereotypes, social roles, finding feminine feelings of elderly women, as well as makes an attempt to categorize these images.
PL
W artykule obiektem badań były utwory takich współczesnych pisarek rosyjskich, jak: M. Mietlickaja, M. Palej, O. Sławnikowa, T. Tołstaja, M. Traub, G. Szczerbakowa, L. Ulickaja i in. W szczególności przeanalizowana została specyfika przedstawienia stereotypów zachowań (zależnych od wieku i miejsca w społeczeństwie), ról społecznych, ujawnienia nastrojów kobiecych oraz uczuć bohaterek. Podjęta została próba typologizacji obrazów „kobiet w wieku dojrzałym”.
EN
On the vectors of studying of the topic of deathin modern Russian prose In Russian prose of the past decades, one can see the broadening of the scope of mortal spaces presented. Traditional chronotopes of the trench war, battlefield, hospital, deathbed, cemetery, sites of murder and suicide are now complemented by the chronotope of exclusion zones after environmental or other catastrophe, the chronotope of foreign land of long-distance and hybrid warfare, and the chronotope of acts of terror and territories suffering from pandemics. There appear new angles of comprehension of the thanatological characters, plots, and topics. The article deals with the analysis of how the aforementioned are reflected in the works by S. Aleksievych, O. Yermakov, Z. Prilepin, E. Vodolazkin, O. Postnov, K. Khutsishvili, D. Bortnikov, M. Hobbel and other authors.
UK
До питання про напрямки розвитку теми смертів сучасній російській прозі В російській прозі останніх десятиліть спостерігається значне урізноманітнення зображуваних мортальних просторів. Традиційні хронотопи війни, поля бою за свою вітч-изну, шпиталя, кімнати, де вмирає людина, доповнюються хронотопами зони відчудження після тегногенної катастрофи, ареалу чужої землі, де тепер відбуваються дистанційні та гибридні війни, хронотопами скоєння терористичних актів та територій поширення пандемії. Відкриваються нові ракурси бачення та осмислення танатологічних героїв, сюжетів та тем. В статті йдеться про специфіку їхньої актуалізації у творах С. Алексієвіч, О. Єрмакова. З. Прилєпіна, Є. Водолазкіна, О. Постнова, К. Хуцішвілі. Д. Бортникова, М. Хоббель та інших авторів.
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