Abstract
The relationship between poetry and autobiographical writings cannot be uni-‐vocally defined. However, in some cases the identification of a poetic cycle as a lyric diary can prove a fruitful approach to its understanding. J. Taubman’s study on Tsvetaeva’s poetry is a good example of this critical trend. Later works, notably T. Gevorkian’s articles and M. Borovikova’s dissertation, have enriched the discussion.
Interesting observations on the possibility of ascribing diaristic qualities to lyr-‐ic poetry are to be found in works about the Ukrainian poet Vasyl’ Stus. His death in a Soviet camp in 1985 has often cast a shadow on a scientific approach to his literary heritage. A more accurate interpretation might derive from the re-‐evaluation of the intertextual features of his lyric diary. The question clearly remains open and highly problematic. This article provides a first insight into the topic.
Interesting observations on the possibility of ascribing diaristic qualities to lyr-‐ic poetry are to be found in works about the Ukrainian poet Vasyl’ Stus. His death in a Soviet camp in 1985 has often cast a shadow on a scientific approach to his literary heritage. A more accurate interpretation might derive from the re-‐evaluation of the intertextual features of his lyric diary. The question clearly remains open and highly problematic. This article provides a first insight into the topic.
| Translated title of the contribution | On the Question of Autobiography and Poetry: Based on the Reception of Ma-rina Tsvetaeva and Vasyl’ Stus Writings |
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| Original language | Russian |
| Pages (from-to) | 331-341 |
| Number of pages | 11 |
| Journal | AvtobiografiЯ |
| Volume | 3 |
| Publication status | Published - 2014 |
| Externally published | Yes |