The Chernivtsi School for the Study of Traditional Plots and Images
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The article under discussion deals with the issues of formation and development of the Chernivtsi
School of studying traditional plots and images in arts (TPI). It determines the significance
of TPI as a constituent of comparative literary studies, as well as outlines the basic
ideas of the Chernivtsi TPI School (along with Kyiv and Ternopil centers) in terms of
modern Ukrainian comparative studies. The article also reconstructs the background of the
formation of the Chernivtsi TPI School since the foundation of the Department of World
Literature in the University of Chernivtsi. Particular emphasis has been placed on the activities
of Mykola Hulia, Roman Volkov, Oleksandr Biletskyi, Olha Hulia, on the final design
of the TPI scientific school, and on the leading role of Anatoliy Volkov in its emergence
and functioning (through his own works, publications in co-authorship, supervision of PhD
theses). In addition, the article draws peculiar attention to scientific periodicals (“Problems
of Literary Criticism” and other educational-methodological editions), summarizes the main
accomplishments of the Chernivtsi TPI School (presented by the Lexicon of General and
Comparative Literary Studies, 2001 and the collective monograph Traditional Plots and Images,
2004), as well as outlines the heredity of contemporary scholastic research of Chernivtsi
literary critics with the Chernivtsi TPI School.
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