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A monograph by Yevheniya Semenivna Chernokova “The English Lyrics of 1900–1920s and the Formation of Modernism” (Kharkiv, 2013) is under review.

“Maghrebian” novel “An Ermine in Czernopol” by G. von Rezzori is considered to be the first multicultural novel in the postwar German literature. Its multicultural nature is linked to the Bukovyna origin of the author, who was born in a region that is ric... see more

The article under studies deals with the German language literature of Bukovyna at the turn of the century, which may be referred to as the crisis interval of its development. It was the so-called “respite” between the two periods: the 60s-80s of the XIX ... see more

Review of the monograph: Macenka S. P. Partytura romanu [The Novel Score]. Lviv, 2014, 528 p.

A monograph by Anna Arkadiivna Stepanova „The Faustian Culture Poetics. “The Decline of the West” by Oswald Spengler and the Literary Process of 1920–1930” (Dnipropetrovsk, 2013) is under review.

The article examines the historical and cultural role of the German language in Bukovyna, where it was official and spoken between 1875 and 1918, and even after the dissolution of the Habsburg monarchy, it still functioned in this region at various levels... see more

A monograph by Yevheniya Semenivna Chernokova “The English Lyrics of 1900–1920s and the Formation of Modernism” (Kharkiv, 2013) is under review.

“Maghrebian” novel “An Ermine in Czernopol” by G. von Rezzori is considered to be the first multicultural novel in the postwar German literature. Its multicultural nature is linked to the Bukovyna origin of the author, who was born in a region that is ric... see more

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