ПОЭТИЧЕСКАЯ МИФОЛОГИЗАЦИЯ БОЛГАРСКОГО ИМПОРТА В СССР: ТРИ СТИХОТВОРЕНИЯ
POETICAL MYTHOLOGIZATION OF BULGARIAN IMPORT IN THE USSR: THREE POEMS
Author(s): Dechka ChavdarovaSubject(s): Social Sciences, Cultural history, Customs / Folklore, Poetry, Semiology, Social development, Sociology of Culture, Sociology of the arts, business, education, History of Communism, Sociology of Politics, Sociology of Art
Published by: Издатель Наталья Докучаева
Keywords: Bulgaria; the Soviet Union; import; poetical mythologization;
Summary/Abstract: The text considers the mythologization of Bulgarian import in the USSR in the poetry from the Soviet era and the beginning of the 20th century, as a symbol of Bulgarian-Russian camaraderie: in a poem by V. Savelev a connection is discovered between the mythologization of Bulgarian tomatoes and some ideologemes of the official political discourse, while a poem by I. Kravtchenko seems to situate Bulgarian cognac in the same order with other signs of Bulgaria (towns, rivers, people), reflecting on imported goods as a means of narrowing the distance with the foreign country. Alongside, attention is paid to another semantics of Bulgarian imported goods in a poem by Y.Brodsky, where the names of “Slantze” and “Shipka” cigarettes, recalling the idea of the Soviet lifestyle, become signs of two different worlds, and lose their meaning of “Bulgarian”.
Journal: Лабиринт. Журнал социально-гуманитарных исследований
- Issue Year: 2014
- Issue No: 6
- Page Range: 53-56
- Page Count: 4
- Language: Russian
