Seventeenth century baroque texts written in Ukraine are part of a world and mentality where ambiguity was not only practiced, but theoretically discussed and sometimes justified. Panegyrics and sermons written at the court of or connected to Ivan Mazepa are intriguing examples of texts which may often be interpreted in more than one sense. Works of Stefan Javors'kyj and Pylyp Orlyk are exanined.
Anbiguity as a main component in the discourse of "Mazepian literature" / G. Brogi - In: Pan Mazepa ta joho doba. Istorija, kul'tura, nacional'na pam'jat' / [a cura di] V. Shcherbak. - Kyjiv : Tempora, 2009. - ISBN 978-966-8201-59-2. - pp. 368-394 (( convegno Pan Mazepa ta joho doba tenutosi a Kyijv nel 2008.
Anbiguity as a main component in the discourse of "Mazepian literature"
G. BrogiPrimo
2009
Abstract
Seventeenth century baroque texts written in Ukraine are part of a world and mentality where ambiguity was not only practiced, but theoretically discussed and sometimes justified. Panegyrics and sermons written at the court of or connected to Ivan Mazepa are intriguing examples of texts which may often be interpreted in more than one sense. Works of Stefan Javors'kyj and Pylyp Orlyk are exanined.
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