Information about editor-in-chief:
Kazbek K. Sultanov
Kazbek K. Sultanov, DSc in Philology, Head of the Department of Literature of Russia’s Ethnicities and the CIS Countries, A.M. Gorky Institute of World Literature of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Povarskaya 25 a, 121069 Moscow, Russia.
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Abstract:
In the work, based on the material of the literatures of the Russian Federation and the CIS, an attempt was made for the first time to analyze the problems of self-identification in its correlation with innovative processes in the modern globalizing world. New trends in the development of the literatures of the peoples of the Russian Federation and the CIS, due to the dynamics of transforming societies, are considered. At the updated methodological and factual levels, an analysis of topical issues is proposed, which include the phenomenon of national literature in the Russian civilizational space, traditional values in the era of globalization, cultural diversity and unity of diversity, mechanisms of continuity and interaction, problems of borderland and transitivity, etc.
Keywords: self-identification, tradition, continuity, intertext, national narrative, V. Rasputin, F. Iskander, Ya. Kolas, M. Khvylevoy, T. Chrakyan, A. Gogua, R. Bukharaev, continuity, accelerating modernity, autobiography, the inevitability of change.
CONTENTS
From the Editor
Sultanov K.K. “You Can’t Build Something New from Scratch”: National Narrative as a Rediscovery of Tradition
Barabash Yu.Ya. Gogol's Intertext in Literary Space of Ukrainian Modernism of the 1920s (“Shot Revival”)
Chagin A.I. “An Abstruse Dream” in Russian Poetry of the 1920–1930s. (Between “The Petersburg School” and Avant-garde)
Sibgatullina A.T. “We, Shakirds, in our Fatherland, are Cheaper than Stone, Wood.” (the Image of Madrasa’s Student in Tatar Literature at the Turn of the 19th–20th Centuries)
Zhuleva A.S. Cultural Hero of Modern Times in Yu. Rytkheu's Story “The Arctic Circle”
Zhuleva A.S. Autobiography in Nenets Literature
Turbina L.N. Modern Autobiographical Prose in Belarusian Literature
Panteleeva V.G. Udmurt Poetry of the 20th Century: Between Tradition and Modernism
Sibgatullina A.T. The Right to Creativity: Reflections on the First Tatar and Turkish Women Writers
Turbina L.N. Spiritual and Cultural Origins of Yakub Kolas’s Work
Zulumyan B.S. Poetry Collection “Cypress Country” by Tiran Chrakyan (Intra)
Ugurchieva R.Kh. The Image of Ethnic World in Sh. Akhushkov’s Prose: Grotesque or Reality?