Writers, the Nation, and War: Literature Between Civic Engagement, Trauma, and Aesthetic Freedom in Contemporary Ukraine
Writers, the Nation, and War: Literature Between Civic Engagement, Trauma, and Aesthetic Freedom in Contemporary Ukraine
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作家、国家和战争：当代乌克兰的公民参与、创伤和审美自由之间的文学
DOI：
10.5699/modelangrevi.115.4.0872
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发表时间：
2022
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Achilli
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摘要：当代乌克兰文学文化的特点是期望文学作为战争国家的道德指南，重申乌克兰作家自19世纪现代乌克兰文化早期以来所扮演的传统角色。在这篇文章中，我分析了评论界对乌克兰著名作家Serhii Zhadan最近出版的战争小说《Internat》的评价，以及当代乌克兰作家Pavlo Korobchuk和Borys Humeniuk的一些金属文学诗歌，作为当今乌克兰国家领域与艺术之间紧张关系的例证。
Abstract:Contemporary Ukrainian literary culture is characterized by the expectation that literature should act as a moral guide for a country at war, reaffirming the traditional role that Ukrainian writers have played since the earlier phase of modern Ukrainian culture in the nineteenth century. In this article I analyse the critical reception of Internat, a recent war novel by leading Ukrainian writer Serhii Zhadan, and some examples of metaliterary poetry by contemporary Ukrainian writers Pavlo Korobchuk and Borys Humeniuk as instances of the tense relation between the national sphere and the arts in today's Ukraine.