THE MOTIF OF «BEST OF THE BEST FEMININE COURAGE» IN POETRY HELEN TELIGI TEXTS
Journal Title: Молодий вчений - Year 2017, Vol 1, Issue 41
Abstract
In the article are speaking of syncretism national feminist issues in the artistic discourse of Helen Teliga. Outlook due to the writer – patriot. Disclosed the affinity thematic lyric poetess specific image of female characters. Author resort to reincarnation to Ukrainian femininity in the struggle for their own Ukrainian nation.
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S. P. Kirilenko
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