Artistic expression of female identity in contemporary Ukrainian and French prose (based on the works "Five minutes of tenderness" by E. Kononenko and "A young man" by Annie Herno)
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https://doi.org/10.17721/2520-6346.1(66).116-132Keywords:
identity, female identity, female prose, gender analysis, author's position, author's point of view, narrative organization, non-story elements of the literary text, intertextual elements, socio-cultural discourse, feminine prose, title of the work, epigraphAbstract
The article deals with the peculiarities of the artistic embodiment of female identity in the works of contemporary Ukrainian and French women's prose on the basis of the works "Five Minutes of Tenderness" by E. Kononenko and "A Young Man" by Anne Herno. The artistic techniques and means of actualization of female identity in the works of E. Kononenko and A. Herno are analyzed
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