"Належати до тих, кого вбивають...": внутрішній вибір Леоніда Первомайського : [переклад]

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dc.contributor.authorПетровський-Штерн, Йоханан
dc.contributor.editorЦимбал, Ярина
dc.contributor.otherКлимчук, Микола
dc.date.accessioned2019-02-08T09:17:36Z
dc.date.available2019-02-08T09:17:36Z
dc.date.issued2012
dc.description.abstractАвторизований переклад статті Йоханана Петровського-Штерна (Yohanan Petrovsky-Shtern "Being for the Victims: Leonid Pervomais’kyi’s Ethical Responses to Violence"). Перекладач: Микола Климчук.uk_UA
dc.description.abstractThe first English-language study of Leonid Pervomais’kyi (Illia Shliomovych Hurevych, 1908–1973), one of the key Ukrainian literati of the Soviet Ukraine, focuses on his dual identity as a poet of Ukrainian-Jewish concerns, and on the meanings and forms of the Jewish themes permeating his writings. Originally published as a chapter in a book on Ukrainian poets and writers of Jewish descent, this essay starts by analyzing Pervoma’skyi’s early prose of the 1920s, in which he sought to bring together Ukrainians and Jews and craft a UkrainianJewish linguistic synthesis. It explores the transformation of Pervomais’kyi’s Jewish themes through the 1940s, when he turned to the literary exploration of the Holocaust; it reconstructs an unknown chapter in Pervomais’kyi’s biography when, in the 1950s, he responded in a poetic form to the vicious attacks of the Soviet officialdom; and it traces Pervomais’kyi’s itinerary through the 1960–70s, the pinnacle of his poetic accomplishments, when he explored the fate of his own poetic language and the fates of the writers and poets worldwide. The essay approaches Pervomais’kyi from the perspective of anticolonial theory and post-colonial studies, emphasizing Pervomais’kyi’s key themes: the shared fate of Ukrainians and Jews as the victims of violence and the attempts of the voiceless victims to rediscover their voice through the poetic means. This repossession of one’s voice becomes possible due to Pervomais’kyi’s conviction in the redemptive capacities of his literary text, and his conceptualization of the elements of poetry – words, lines, metaphors, papers, texts – in the context of violence and victim-hood. Although the essay does not neutralize the complexities of Pervomais’kyi’s literary quest, it demonstrates his transformation over time, which brought him from predominantly Soviet class-based themes to a rediscovery through poetic means of the semiotics of poetry, a unique phenomenon in the Ukrainian poetry of the 20th century. The essay argues for a critical role of several important Jewish themes in this transformation. The essay is taken from a Ukrainian-language book Anty-Impers’ka Alternatyva to be published by Krytyka.en_US
dc.identifier.citationПетровський-Штерн Й. "Належати до тих, кого вбивають...": внутрішній вибір Леоніда Первомайського / Йоханан Петровський-Штерн // Judaica Ukrainica : Annual Journal of Jewish Studies. - 2012. - Vol. 1. - P. 317-405.uk_UA
dc.identifier.issn2305-4034
dc.identifier.urihttps://ekmair.ukma.edu.ua/handle/123456789/15138
dc.language.isoukuk_UA
dc.relation.sourceJudaica Ukrainica : Annual Journal of Jewish Studies. - 2012. - Vol. 1en_US
dc.statusfirst publisheduk_UA
dc.subjectписьменникuk_UA
dc.subjectЛеонід Первомайськийuk_UA
dc.subjectУкраїнаuk_UA
dc.subjectтворчістьuk_UA
dc.subjectбіографіяuk_UA
dc.subjectєвреїuk_UA
dc.subjectстаттяuk_UA
dc.subjectперекладuk_UA
dc.title"Належати до тих, кого вбивають...": внутрішній вибір Леоніда Первомайського : [переклад]uk_UA
dc.title.alternativeBeing for the Victims: Leonid Pervomais’kyi’s Ethical Responses to Violenceuk_UA
dc.typeArticleuk_UA
dc.typeOtheruk_UA
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