AUTOBIOGRAPHIES OF LEONID CHERNOV-MALOSHIICHENKO: MEMOIS OF SUBJECTIVE TYPE

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AUTOBIOGRAPHIES OF LEONID CHERNOV-MALOSHIICHENKO: MEMOIS OF SUBJECTIVE TYPE

Journal Title: Проблеми сучасного літературознавства - Year 2017, Vol 0, Issue 24

Abstract

This article analyzes two autobiographies of Leonid Chernov- Maloshiichenko, which the author sees as the memoirs of subjective type. The first autobiography of partially forgotten writer is short and resembles like the traditional literary works, and the second - a common written emotionally, in the spirit of expressionism, with a distinct romantic pathos, pathetic individual places. It is noticeable evolution worldview and creative writer who saw himself in the literature as the first Russian writer who stood on the positions of imazhynizm and then gradually moved to the Ukrainian language and became a prominent figure in the national literary process at the turn of 20-30-ies of XX century. The author of memoirs dabbled in theater, film, radio. Until his autobiography were the subject of literary analysis, although the actual material are often used by scholars and critics. Looking back on his life, L. Chernov colorful and emotionally writes about his parents and grandfather, their own social life he reproduces some detail with interesting details, your love life is in his veiled passed through cursory mention and barely noticeable hints. Even push novel sheds no specifics on the story of a romance author hobbies. In his memoirs, the writer L. Chernov represents Ukrainian steppe clearly presented as being the essential part of his people, though he had seen, seas, oceans, mountains, travel to the former Soviet Union, to visit India. Yet excessive love of the author's memoirs to the vast steppes in no way overrides its orientation to the urban future of humanity. That he sees and Ukraine, which represents the image of the heroine of Greek mythology Electra.

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Oleksandr Halych

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