Kinds, Forms an Functions of Intertextuality in Modern Fairy and Fantastic Prose for Children

Authors

  • Лілія Миколаївна Овдійчук ПВНЗ «Міжнародний економіко-гуманітарний університет імені академіка С. Дем’янчука

Keywords:

Arhi tekstuality, own space, “strange” space, motive of the way, initiation, proper intertextuality, plot-creative function, image-creative function, genre-creative function

Abstract

The different types of inter textual links in modern fairy and fantastic prose for teens are analysed in the article. It was found out that in the works of O. Havrosh, S. Hridin, O. Dermanskyi, Galina Malyk, M. Pavlenko, H. Pahutiak arhitekstuality is the most common type of interaction of texts because vast majority of them subordinates to the main genre requirements. Chronotope, motives, variety of contemporary prose remain within the genre canons. Chronotope in the works is the image of “its” and “strange” space and time, as well as the traditional motive of the way and initiation of the main heroes. It is investigated that the authors are widely used archetypical, fairy, mythological plots by means of introduction of them in to own text as allusions, reminiscences, paraphrases, stylizations, subordinating his own ideas, plans and outlook.

The author concludes that the basic functions of intertextuality in the works of modern tale tellers and fantasts is genre-creative, plot-creative and image-creative on the base of conducted investigation.

 

Author Biography

  • Лілія Миколаївна Овдійчук, ПВНЗ «Міжнародний економіко-гуманітарний університет імені академіка С. Дем’янчука

    кандидат педагогічних наук, доцент кафедри української мови та методик викладання

Published

2017-12-12

Issue

Section

Artistic prose in the mirror of narrative strategies

How to Cite

Kinds, Forms an Functions of Intertextuality in Modern Fairy and Fantastic Prose for Children. (2017). The Journal of V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University. Series “Philology”, 76, 265-270. https://periodicals.karazin.ua/philology/article/view/9232