kotlyarevsky became famous in 1903. in poltava, a monument was erected to him for the little russian province. it was a rarity. in an almanac with a characteristic title, a review of russian literature for 1828, a critic, an arrest sum entered from all the previous inoids, only the little russian parody of kotlyarevsky survived because its authors knew how to season their poem with little russian salt and bring it out vividly. at her instead of the trojans. the carthaginians of the elatinians, their little russians, with their home life habits and sayings, appreciated the classics of ukrainian literature in russia. and here are a few more examples from individual chapters of the book. the black rada of panteleimon kulish, the first historical novel in ukrainian literature, was published in 1845 in the russian conversation magazine. in moscow, the text was printed in russian to make it accessible to a wide range of readers. the entire black rada saw the light in 12 years and already in two languages ​​in russian in the c

in terms of the number of publications, inaida is second only to the kotlyarevsky mzhk kobzar natalkablished even in the pocket format of the cheap library series . chervnik chervnykh in russian magician big the popularity of the play was brought by the outstanding russian actor mikhail shchepkin, who played the main character of the 19th century in it, a rustic husband, and indeed only recruits were called muscovites, and those originating from the territory, well, inhabited by ethnic ukrainians and little russians, and recruits to the russian army in the army of the russian empire an ethnonym. moreover, the word became negatively colored only at the beginning of the 20th century. and in the nineteenth century, russofir views were strong among ethnic ukrainians. in russian society, it was in fashion ukrainianism from january 1861 to october 1862 in st. petersburg, a monthly south russian literary collection foundation, which became the center of russian ukrai, was published in st . disputes. whether the dialects are only the little russian language or is it an independent language, i

yes, all this was, but there was another poem burlesque by ivan kotlyarevsky enaid, from which modernukrainian literature originates, was published in st. petersburg, the capital of the empire, in 1809. the work was so popular that it went through four editions during the life of the author, two of them pirated without the knowledge of the writer, sharply became famous in 1903. in poltava, he was delivered. for the little russian province, this was a rarity in an almanac with a characteristic title, a review of russian literature for 1828, a critic, the arrest of soums, wrote from all previous inoids, only the little russian parody of kotlyarevsky because its authors knew how to spice up their poem with little russian pickle and bring it out vividly. in it instead of trojans. carthaginian pelatine fellow countrymen of their little russians with their home life habits and sayings valued in russia the classics of ukrainian literature. and here are a few more examples from individual chapters of the book. black rada of panteleimon kulish the first historical novel in ukrainian literature

existence of voice, we started in modern european culture almost at the same time, when there was kotlyarevskyen we tightened it up a little bit, we were delayed at the start, but in general, we developed more or less synchronously like this russian culture was engaged in the fact that it, on the one hand, was terribly fascinated by this man, it cherished this image of platon karataev . to the benefit and to the detriment of these peasants, instead of just fucking stop being a fish owner, but as a moral compensation for the fact that you are a slave owner, you begin to poeticize your slaves and admire them, and i will tell this to my brothers in my own ruling class and to them themselves what they are the most wonderful, although there simply isn’t enough time for the tsifanaberias with which tolstoy elevates his plato karataev. this is simply an archaic consciousness, this is the consciousness of the primitive communal ice, as we taught it in i don’t i know who, how am i? they started telling me about him in the fourth grade of high school and in the history of the ancient world, and when you

by the way, it was the play natalka poltavka kotlyarevsky and natalka's crow was maria zankovetska, anddate is officially considered the birthday of the first ukrainian professional theater, then mykola sadovskyi kropyvnytskyi managed the theater. the street of the architect pauchenko in kropyvnytskyi, this is the main pedestrian street here, every house is a real work of architecture, wonderful museums, the jews are only a part of the building, the museum of kropyvnytskyi, etc., churches, cathedrals water hospital very interesting building kovalivskyi park fortress ramparts well, of course, the famous village of nadiya near where ivan karpenko kariy lived, where he wrote hundred thousand landlords, other works of the settlement , mykola sadovskyi, mr. saksaganskyi lived here, zankovetska, kropyvnytskyi starytskyi, this is how wonderful our kropyvnytskyi is and must we will definitely visit e and study, we hold on to ours, we are proud of ours and we don't give away ours, of course we go on, we go on and we are already paying attention to the atmosphere in the higher spheres, so to spea

in 1841, one act was published in moscow written by ivan kotlyarevsky muscovite russian. wizard brought great popularity to the play, the outstanding russian actor mikhail shchepkin, who played the protagonist's rustic husband in it, in the 19th century really muscovites were called and only recruits, and those originating from the territory, well, inhabited by ethnic ukrainians by little russians, and the recruits of the russian army into the army of the russian empire as an ethnonym. moreover, the word became negatively colored only at the beginning of the 20th century. and in the nineteenth century, russofir views were strong among ethnic ukrainians. in russian society, ukrainianism was in vogue from january 1861 to october 1862 in st. petersburg on a monthly basis. the south russian literary collection osnova, which became the center of russian ukrainianism, was published in the first place. fate and the problem of the national language were then very popular. disputes. whether the dialects are only the little russian language or is it an independent language, in conn