Book Oksana Zabuzhko (set of 7 books)
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Book 1. Yak rubali cherry orchard, abor Dovga doroga z Bad Emsa
In the new book, dedicated to the mem’yate of the archivarius of the Ukrainian Ukrainian Ukrainian Ukrainian Academy of Sciences in New York, Oksana Miyakovskaia-Radish (1919&–2020), Oksana Zabuzhko turns to her favourite genre — a mix of memoir, literary criticism and intellectual detective.
Chitachevі is offered to pass zahoplivymi route zavdovzhka in pivot and a half century, from the family light in New York City — to the Ukrainian Taganrog and children's exhibitions «Moskal the charmer» in the Chekhovs' house, to find an answer to one of the most important questions of today: For what lessons of history, missed in the XIX century., Ukraine is forced to pay for them in the XXI century as well?
Book 2. Oksana Zabuzhko. Writings. 1980-2013 A new edition of “Virshiv (1980-2013)” in a new design. This volume of selected verses of the prominent Ukrainian poetry contains the best of its completion for 1980-2013. Apart from the texts that were published in the collections “Travneviy Iniy” (1985), “Diriґent of the last candle” (1990), “Autostop” (1994), “The New Law of Archimedes” (2000) and “The Other Try” (2009), the publication includes selected poetic translations of different years (from R.-M. Rilke, Sylvia Plath, C. Milosz, J. Brodsky and others). The publication of the book is carried out within the framework of the programme of institutional support of the Ukrainian Institute of the Book. This volume contains the most important essays by Oksana Zabuzhko of the last two decades, dedicated to the posts and events that the author considers culturally significant for today's era of the crisis of humanism. All these portraits are united by a profoundly profound characteristic of the humanism crisis epoch;united by a deeply personal experience of the author's bijucho history, in which she inscribes her characters — and thus reveals in it, even though it is catastrophic, invisible earlier life meaning. Book 4. Notre Dame d’Ukraine: Ukrainian in the Conflict of Mythologies Who are we — Ukraine or Malorosia? Europe or Russia? Is Ukrainian religion — the same as the Byzantine Orthodoxy? Is it true that Ukrainians are a rural nation&mdash? What mystery was kept by the «taemni partnerships» of the nobles of Malorossiya in the XIX century? Why is the legend about the Grail encrypted in «Lisovy song»? What is democracy and what is hamocracy? What was the basis of the modern Ukrainian project, and have we succeeded in realising it?
One of the most famous books by Oksana Zabuzhko, first published in 2007 and honoured with a number of prestigious awards, offers readers a fascinating intellectual journey through ages, cultures and faiths in search of «Ukraine, which we have lost». The key to it is the myth of Lesia Ukrainka — the most read and most underestimated writer in the pantheon of our national classics.
It is not only a fundamental historical and cultural work and philological exegetics. It is also a book about our present day — about how cruelly we are paying for the loss and forgetting of the bagatovik face culture.
Book 5. And again I get into the tank... Book 5.
New collection of topical fiction by the famous writer - - - is a book for those who is not unique honest answers to the main issues and is overwhelmed by the challenges that Ukrainian people face today. It deals with the chimeras of the involuntary mind and the new masks and forms that the old war is acquiring in the era of mass media, with the search for heroes, with iconic posters and texts, and, more generally, with the way in which genuineness and opposition to the
wars of the Soviet Union are connected with the rule of law.rsquo;yazany rules of the game give new hope to the European civilisation. This is an exclusive report from the hotspots of the information front, where the fight against forgetfulness and backwardness, which cost us little in terms of power, continues.
Book 6. The Museum of Abandoned Secrets This novel is recognised by Ukrainian and foreign critics not only as the most outstanding work of Ukrainian literature before independence, but also as one of the most important in the entire literature of the Western Europe after the fall of communism. Awarded the Central European Literature Prize «Anґelus» (2013), translated into English, German, Polish, Czech, Russian, repeatedly labelled as «Book of the Year» (in Ukraine, Germany, Switzerland, Poland), «Museum of Abandoned Secrets» «novel of Nobel class» (Newsweek Polska); has rightfully become a visiting card of the new Ukrainian literature. Tse is a modern epic of the present-day Ukraine: a family saga of three generations, the events of which cover the period from the 1940s to the spring of 2004. Great literature and brutal truth - about the power of the past over the future, about cohabitation, suffering and death, about the quiet war of people for the right to be themselves.
Book 7. Polovi doslidzhennya z ukrainskoi sex The sexual odyssey of an artist and a singer, set in Ukraine and America at the end of the twentieth century, turns out to be a true mid-century mystery, in which the heroine goes through the circles of recent Ukrainian history to meet face-to-face with the Devil... The 13th edition of Oksana Zabuzhko's acclaimed novel - described by the Los Angeles Times as "a pure and honest attempt to comprehend new life in a newly liberated country" - contains additional material that will help readers better appreciate the place and role of this book in the cultural processes of the past two decades.