Search results

Filters

  • Journals
  • Keywords
  • Date

Search results

Number of results: 1
items per page: 25 50 75
Sort by:
Download PDF Download RIS Download Bibtex

Abstract

The aim of this article is to analyze the relationships between the characters of Serhij Zhadan’s novels and their place, in terms of geopoetics. Voroshilovgrad ( Ворошиловград) and The Orphanage ( Iнтернат) are the two novels that have been chosen to compare the characters in the context of the war in the Donbas, which can be considered a kind of censorship of the people. The methodological tools employed here are geopoetics, as determined by Elżbieta Rybicka. Further elements were recalled, such as the sensory space category, the reciprocal relationships between literature and geographical space and Mikolaj Madurowicz’s theory of homo localis, which is a visualisation of the relationship between the human and place. Moreover, the relationships between the characters and the place in the two mentioned texts were confronted with the recent study of Maria Lewicka on the psychology of place conducted in the Donbas. As the analysis shows, Zhadan’s characters develop either a weak or unusual bond with place. This was heavily affected by the historical background and its homo sovieticus phenomenon. The place alone seen through the sensory space category reflects a human attitude, thus fulfilling a broader view. As described in The Orphanage, the war becomes an indicator for this relationship, a moment of trial, whose results are currently unknown. A transversal view of change from a homo sovieticus to homo localis attitude emerges from the comparison of the relationships between Voroshilovgrad and The Orphanage, and their places.
Go to article

Bibliography

Amnesty International, Narodziny społeczeństwa obywatelskiego na Ukrainie. Wywiad z Serhijem Żadanem, [w:] https://amnesty.org.pl/narodziny‑spoleczenstwa‑obywatelskiego-‑na‑ukrainie‑wywiad‑z‑serhijem‑zadanem/.

Bernat S., Dźwięk w krajobrazie. Podejście geograficzne, Lublin 2015.

Czerny A., Teoria nazw geograficznych, Warszawa 2011.

Dzyuba I., Serhiy Zhadan. Chornyy romantyk, Kyyiv 2017.

Espreso TV, Svyatoslav Pomerantsev na Knyzhkovomu arsenali, [v:] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHEZFrcXVcw.

Lewicka M., Psychologia miejsca, Warszawa 2012.

Madurowicz M., Tożsamość homo localis w geografii człowieka, [w:] Człowiek w badaniach geograficznych, red. W. Maik, K. Rembowska, A. Suliborski, t. II, Bydgoszcz 2006, s. 169‑180.

Majewska J., Kwestia autorytetu w powieści Serhija Żadana – Internat. Kontekst klasycznej relacji mistrz – uczeń, „Studenckie Zeszyty Naukowe „Wkoło Rosji”” 2019, nr 2, s. 35‑44.

Mandrivnyky zi Skhodu, [v:] https://www.facebook.com/mandrivnykyziShodu/.

Pogorzelski P., Barszcz ukraiński, Gliwice 2014. Polishchuk Ya., Hibrydna topohrafiya. Mistsya i ne‑mistsya v suchasniy ukrayinsʹkiy literaturi, Chernivtsi 2018.

Pospiszil K., Geolit, czyli po co nam geografia? Krótki i subiektywny przegląd literatur-oznawczych „geonarzędzi”, [w:] Przestrzeń – literatura – doświadczenie. Z inspiracji geopoetyki, red. T. Gęsina, Z. Kadłubek, Katowice 2016.

Pres‑tsentr UKMTs, «Doroha na Skhid»: blahodiynyy fond Serhiya Zhadana zaproshuye na festyvalʹu Izyumi, [v:] https://uacrisis.org/uk/58820‑road‑to‑the‑east‑2.

Riabchuk M., Wobec „anty” i „neo”. Wątki postkolonialne w najnowszej literaturze i sztuce ukraińskiej, [w:] https://youtu.be/euE0wi0C58U.

Rybicka E., Geopoetyka. Przestrzeń i miejsce we współczesnych teoriach i praktykach literackich, Kraków 2014.

Serhiy Zhadan zibrav Opernyy teatr u Lʹvovi, [v:] www.meridianz.com.

Stelʹmakh A., «My chekayemo vas u svoyi obiymy»: vidomi ukrayintsi zvernulysya do zhyteliv Donbasu, [v:] https://www.radiosvoboda.org/a/28957013.html.

Świetlicki M., Kiedy chłopcy zostają mężczyznami? Męskość jako projekt w prozie Serhija Żadana, Wrocław 2016.

The Dictionary of Human Geography, 5th edition, ed. D. Gregory, R. Johnston, G. Pratt, M.J. Watts, S. Whatmore, Wiley‑Blackwell 2012.

Zhadan S., Internat, Chernivtsi 2017. Zhadan S., Voroshylovhrad, Kharkiv 2015.

Zinowiew A., Homo sovieticus, London 1987.
Go to article

Authors and Affiliations

Joanna Majewska
1
ORCID: ORCID

  1. Uniwersytet Jagielloński w Krakowie

This page uses 'cookies'. Learn more