Треворова адаптація Джойсового імпульсу

Вільям Тревор не уник впливу доробку Дж. Джойса на власну творчість. Можна окреслити кілька рівнів присутності ірландського класика в його текстах: Джойс як персонаж, як зразок для творчої діяльності, як версія для стилізації та навіть розігрування. Новели «Музика», «Третій зайвий», «Ще два кавал...

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Треворова адаптація Джойсового імпульсу / О. Кабкова // Слово і Час. — 2021. — № 3. — С. 37-47. — Бібліогр.: 14 назв. — укp.
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821.111 (417) Тревор В.
Вільям Тревор не уник впливу доробку Дж. Джойса на власну творчість. Можна окреслити кілька рівнів присутності ірландського класика в його текстах: Джойс як персонаж, як зразок для творчої діяльності, як версія для стилізації та навіть розігрування. Новели «Музика», «Третій зайвий», «Ще два кавалери» В. Тревора травестійно пов’язані з оповіданнями зі збірки «Дублінці» Дж. Джойса (на рівнях фабули, образів персонажів, художнього простору, особливостей нарації, концентрованої поетичної образності).
While finding out the relation of W. Trevor’s writing to Joyce, we are to take into account the fact, fixed by the German writer H. Bell in his “Irish diary”: Joyce is one of the ordinary surnames in Ireland. Yet the aim of the article was to search for the influence of the literary technique of J. Joyce — one of the well-known modernists — on W. Trevor’s creative works. On the one hand, W. Trevor himself in the interviews insisted that “Dubliners” and “A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man” were valuable for him within the whole life; on the other hand, the known and famous writers and critics aimed at finding those links. A number of researchers took into account that Joyce’s later texts were not so valuable for Trevor’s creative works. His influence was not the linguistic pyrotechnics of the “Ulysses” but the modest and punctilious voice of “Dubliners”. It is possible to determine some levels of Joyce’s presence in W. Trevor’s texts: Joyce as a character, as a model of creative activity, as a pattern for stylization and even comic imitation. One of the characters of Trevor’s “Music” was fascinated with Joyce’s appearance, his photograph. Sometimes, while hearing music, he was imagining himself a human being similar to Joyce. “The Th ird Party” began with a meeting of two men, one the husband, one the lover in a Dublin hotel bar. They have to come to an agreement on the end of the marriage, which was not achieved. The plot of this story is somewhat a travesty of “A Little Cloud” (from “Dubliners”). Moreover, the main characters are W. Trevor’s version of two different types of mental constitution vivid in “A Little Cloud” as well as in “Ulysses”. The interview of two characters in Trevor’s text allowed using Joyce’s telling strategy: an application of subjective third-person narration. An aspect of location in Trevor’s story is similar to that of Joyce, it is Dublin. Nevertheless for Trevor Dublin was a city, where events took place, not a version of the important original location, as it was with Joyce. The same may be said about “Two More Gallants”. Th is story of the modern and equally traditional Irish writer is the most vivid example of the author’s dialogue with the original text of Joyce. The writer simultaneously reflected and parodied “Two Gallants” (from “Dubliners”). There is a certain similarity between the viewpoints of both authors on Dublin and Ireland in general. The creative activity of Joyce was governed by Ireland. W. Trevor’s links with Ireland were restored only when he became something of a stranger to this country. Moreover, Trevor’s conception of Ireland remained constant as if nothing had happened in this country during the second half of the XX century. So the reality of “Two Gallants” and “Two More Gallants” remained alike, as well as irresponsibility of the main characters. The narrative nerve in Joyce’s text may be defined as no-event, while Trevor’s text is arranged according to tale tradition. “Two Gallants” is associated with the concentrated poetic image of paralysis. A similar representation is evident in “Two More Gallants”: puppets dance to the music of original sins. Th at shows Trevor’s play with the original text.
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Інститут літератури ім. Т.Г. Шевченка НАН України
Слово і Час
Зарубіжна література
Треворова адаптація Джойсового імпульсу
W. Trevor’s Application of J. Joyce’s Inspiration
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title Треворова адаптація Джойсового імпульсу
spellingShingle Треворова адаптація Джойсового імпульсу
Кабкова, О.
Зарубіжна література
title_short Треворова адаптація Джойсового імпульсу
title_full Треворова адаптація Джойсового імпульсу
title_fullStr Треворова адаптація Джойсового імпульсу
title_full_unstemmed Треворова адаптація Джойсового імпульсу
title_sort треворова адаптація джойсового імпульсу
author Кабкова, О.
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title_alt W. Trevor’s Application of J. Joyce’s Inspiration
description Вільям Тревор не уник впливу доробку Дж. Джойса на власну творчість. Можна окреслити кілька рівнів присутності ірландського класика в його текстах: Джойс як персонаж, як зразок для творчої діяльності, як версія для стилізації та навіть розігрування. Новели «Музика», «Третій зайвий», «Ще два кавалери» В. Тревора травестійно пов’язані з оповіданнями зі збірки «Дублінці» Дж. Джойса (на рівнях фабули, образів персонажів, художнього простору, особливостей нарації, концентрованої поетичної образності). While finding out the relation of W. Trevor’s writing to Joyce, we are to take into account the fact, fixed by the German writer H. Bell in his “Irish diary”: Joyce is one of the ordinary surnames in Ireland. Yet the aim of the article was to search for the influence of the literary technique of J. Joyce — one of the well-known modernists — on W. Trevor’s creative works. On the one hand, W. Trevor himself in the interviews insisted that “Dubliners” and “A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man” were valuable for him within the whole life; on the other hand, the known and famous writers and critics aimed at finding those links. A number of researchers took into account that Joyce’s later texts were not so valuable for Trevor’s creative works. His influence was not the linguistic pyrotechnics of the “Ulysses” but the modest and punctilious voice of “Dubliners”. It is possible to determine some levels of Joyce’s presence in W. Trevor’s texts: Joyce as a character, as a model of creative activity, as a pattern for stylization and even comic imitation. One of the characters of Trevor’s “Music” was fascinated with Joyce’s appearance, his photograph. Sometimes, while hearing music, he was imagining himself a human being similar to Joyce. “The Th ird Party” began with a meeting of two men, one the husband, one the lover in a Dublin hotel bar. They have to come to an agreement on the end of the marriage, which was not achieved. The plot of this story is somewhat a travesty of “A Little Cloud” (from “Dubliners”). Moreover, the main characters are W. Trevor’s version of two different types of mental constitution vivid in “A Little Cloud” as well as in “Ulysses”. The interview of two characters in Trevor’s text allowed using Joyce’s telling strategy: an application of subjective third-person narration. An aspect of location in Trevor’s story is similar to that of Joyce, it is Dublin. Nevertheless for Trevor Dublin was a city, where events took place, not a version of the important original location, as it was with Joyce. The same may be said about “Two More Gallants”. Th is story of the modern and equally traditional Irish writer is the most vivid example of the author’s dialogue with the original text of Joyce. The writer simultaneously reflected and parodied “Two Gallants” (from “Dubliners”). There is a certain similarity between the viewpoints of both authors on Dublin and Ireland in general. The creative activity of Joyce was governed by Ireland. W. Trevor’s links with Ireland were restored only when he became something of a stranger to this country. Moreover, Trevor’s conception of Ireland remained constant as if nothing had happened in this country during the second half of the XX century. So the reality of “Two Gallants” and “Two More Gallants” remained alike, as well as irresponsibility of the main characters. The narrative nerve in Joyce’s text may be defined as no-event, while Trevor’s text is arranged according to tale tradition. “Two Gallants” is associated with the concentrated poetic image of paralysis. A similar representation is evident in “Two More Gallants”: puppets dance to the music of original sins. Th at shows Trevor’s play with the original text.
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