Memories of Lesia Ukrainka. Volume II

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Product code: 00278

ISBN: 978-617-664-218-3

Publish year: 2021

Genre: Fiction literature

Age categories: Adult

Illustrations: Black & white

Memories of Lesia Ukrainka. Volume II
Tamara Skrypka

YOU CAN PRE-ORDER THE BOOK BY CLICKING THE «BUY» BUTTON PRE-ORDERS ARE VALID ONLY WITH PREPAYMENT The final volume of the two-volume edition of Memoirs of Lesia Ukrainka contains accounts of the writer’s contemporaries. Memories of friends, companions, colleagues and acquaintances of Larysa Petrivna Kosach-Kvitka (Lesia Ukrainka), which recreate different periods of her life, are collected under one cover. A bunch of testimonies of artists, scientists, journalists, public, cultural and political figures records bright moments of the short, modest and not very eventful earthly journey of the great woman. The character, civic and creative position, personal qualities, originality of lifestyle of the leading figure of Ukrainian culture are revealed through the experience and perception of contemporaries, albeit with varying degrees of objectivity. Thanks to the given evidence, the historical and literary process of the early modern period is clarified, in particular, which is especially noticeable, in the specifics of the artist’s relationship with her close circle and the wider community. The book contains works that were not published in previous (Soviet) editions of memoirs about Lesia Ukrainka for ideological reasons. First of all, these are the memoirs of political emigrants: Dmytro and Nataliia Doroshenko, V. O’Connor-Vilinska, M. Slavinskyi, O. Morhun, M. Sadylenko, M. Rosenbaum. Each author’s material is accompanied by a proper bibliographic, historical and philological commentary. The textual part of the book is complemented by carefully selected iconography, drawn from public and private collections.
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