Images of the moon and sun in the works of B. Lesmyan and M. Bagdanovich

Abstract

The literary activity of the Polish poet B. Lesmyan and the Belarusian poet M. Bagdanovich is considered in the context of cultural dialogues of the early twentieth century, when integration processes were intensifying and new artistic concepts were being established, which testified to the typological connection of Slavic literatures and their productive multilateral interaction. An analysis is carried out of the philosophical and aesthetic searches of these masters of words, which predetermined the direct appeal to the images of the moon and the sun. The distinctive features of the individual style of each of the poets are revealed not only in connection with literary traditions, but also taking into account their creative method and ideological principles.