Reception of traditional image of Don Juan in modern Ukrainian drama
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2016.84548Keywords:
traditional plots and images, intertextuality, text, deconstruction, gameAbstract
In this paper the author explores the traditional plot and images (TPI) of Don Juan, representing in the play "Will chaste womanizer" by modern Ukrainian playwright Anatoliy Krym. It is considered the level of construction of traditional images and plots, features of postmodern poetics, intertextuality, irony and parody, game. Here the attention is paid to the meaning of the Text as a postmodern paradigm that defines the process of transformation of the traditional plots in a modern national literature
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