THE INFLUENCE OF THE UKRAINIAN REVOLUTION OF 1917–1921 AND THE SECOND WORLD WAR ON THE DRAMATURGY OF YURI YANOVSKY

The relevance of the study is determined by lack works that consider impact war and revolution on dramaturgy Yuri Yanovsky. purpose investigation to analyze Ukrainian Revolution 1917–1921 Second World War writer's plays. This goal involves performance such tasks as comparison Yanovsky's biography dramaturgical works, analysis draft materials for plays, consideration final editions works. set require involvement not only methods philological analysis, but also textual criticism source methodology. can be divided into pre-war post-war. In which include "The Conquerors", "Duma about Britanka" "Descendants", there a clear influence 1917–1921. " Duma directly shows revolutionary events, depiction Yanovsky turned periodicals communicated with eyewitnesses. other two are frequent references past from various characters. clearly influenced development post-war "Son Dynasty" Prosecutor's Daughter". planned first play civilian issues, revised it, showing how characters face realities war. writer changed text "Prosecutor's Daughter" several times. version, some mentioned their past, in versions, this mentions wartime. edition, lives was more pronounced, second, reduced particular removing antagonism between former front-line soldier fascist regime's guide. It assumed it his own experience related made sensitive topic prompted him write "Paradise Camp" inspired just one newspaper note. had powerful dramaturgy, both reflected and, case war, factor make current changes