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Her life and work are still terra incognita for most Ukrainians, as is the drama of the canonical Lesya Ukrainka, which is comparable to Shakespeare's masterpieces.

The search for a "new" ethic and the collapse of the "old" one is a cross-cutting theme in Lesya Ukrainka's drama. Yevheniia Kononenko not only explores her drama through the prism of Jungian psychoanalysis, but also helps us to see the real woman Larysa Kosach. That supersensitive comprehension of the world that took place at the maximum of creative, intellectual and emotional efforts, because her life became a brilliant creative act: she is alive and will live forever. In the end, the poet is accountable to eternity through his texts, not through his actions in real life, which can sometimes be impossible to establish.

A study of a writer's work has a chance to become something more than just a book about a writer's work if it studies the work of a truly outstanding writer and if it employs the apparatus of an outstanding analyst. The Jungian method works as precisely and subtly in the field of cultural studies and literary criticism as it does in analytical psychology.

For a wide range of readers.