From the Bible to Shakespeare : Pantelejmon Kuliš (1819-1897) and the formation of literary Ukrainian / Andrii Danylenko

Author:: Danylenko, Andriĭ
Published:: Boston : Academic Studies Press, 2016.
Physical Description:: 447 pages ; 24 cm.

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Ukrainian studies (Boston, Mass.)

Contents:

Machine generated contents note: pt. I THE BIBLE -- ch. 1 Exploring Psalmody -- The Book of Psalms -- Alexandrine Verse or Trochaic Foot? -- Invoking Gavrila Derzavin -- Church Slavonicisms -- "Kulisisms" -- Xarkiv Chimes In -- The 1897 Poetic Crowning -- ch. 2 The Makings of the Rusian Bible -- A Pentatevx Prolusion -- Gearing Up for New Challenges -- "Poison and Ruin for the Rusian People" -- "The Labor Pangs of a Unified Ukrainian Literary Language" -- Reception of the Translation -- The Sloboda Bulwark -- The Archangel Havrylo -- Who Else Bears a Grudge? -- The Creation of the New Biblical Style -- Means of Archaization -- Means of Vernacularization -- ch. 3 Galicia "Writes Back" -- The West or the East? -- Fostering the "Rusian Church Vernacular" -- Any Palliative Solution? -- Lost in Diacritics -- To "Secularize" or "Synthesize"? -- ch. 4 Here Comes the Bible! -- The Holy Writ Doesn't Burn -- Tobit and Job -- At the Crossroads of Poetry and Prose -- Ivan Necuj-Levyc'kyj Takes It Personally -- The Pranks of Ivan Franko -- Ivan Puljuj Makes His Riposte -- How Should It Sound? -- How to String Words? -- How to Choose Words? -- How to Spell Words? -- Ivan Necuj-Levyc kyj Is Shuffled Backstage -- Interpreting Hebrew Poetry -- The Book of Job -- Lamentations -- The Song of Songs -- The Versified Bible -- Summary -- pt. II SHAKESPEARE -- ch. 5 "Oh, Shakespeare, Our Father, Native to All Peoples" -- Ethics Avant la Lettre! -- Bringing Forth the "Ukrainian Shakespeare" -- The First (Over) Reaction -- Kulis's translation -- The Language of the "Ukrainian Shakespeare" -- On the Threshold of a New Secular High Style -- ch. 6 Expanding the Literary Canon of the "Ukrainian Shakespeare" -- The First Step Is the Hardest? -- "Huculia Did Not Appear; Rather Shakespeare Was Merely Hidden" -- Hamlet or Hamljet? That Is the Question -- Hamlet in Peasant Leather Shoes -- The Younger Generation Steps to the Fore -- "We Are All Peasants Today" -- One or Multiple Homesteads? -- Conclusion: Detours Offered But Never Taken -- Bibliography -- Indices -- Geographical and Personal Names -- Subjects, Names of Periodicals, Titles of Literary Works and Translations.

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ISBN:

9781618114709 (cloth)
1618114700 (cloth)

Bibliography Note:

Includes bibliographical references (pages 386-426) and indexes.

Source of Acquisition:

Purchased with funds from the George K. and Anna I. Yonchuk and John G., Sr. and Agnes A. Yonchuk Libraries Endowment in Russian Studies; 2016

Endowment Note:

George K. and Anna I. Yonchuk and John G., Sr. and Agnes A. Yonchuk Libraries Endowment in Russian Studies

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