O discurso da COVID como fenômeno cultural na Ucrânia em 2020-2022
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https://doi.org/10.5433/1679-0383.2023v44n1p53Palabras clave:
COVID-19, Vacinação, Redes sociais, Folclore, MemesResumen
The article problematizes the formation of the topic of COVID-19 as part of the Ukrainian cultural discourse. Within the scope of this study, a repository of representative samples of literature was formed, texts of modern folklore devoted to this topic, as well as selections of poetic works were analyzed. The features of communication during the pandemic and its influence on literary creativity have been established. The conducted research made it possible to come to conclusions about the presence in Ukrainian culture of a scheme for dealing with crisis phenomena such as the COVID-19 pandemic, which involves the formation of a layer of folklore works at the first stages of working on the topic, then – working on it in the form of poetry, performances, etc., creating prose texts and new layer of folklore at the final stage of assimilation of the phenomena by the cultural discourse.
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