Arendarenko Iryna V.

Arendarenko Iryna V.  – Candidate of Philology, researcher, Executive Secretary of the Department of Comparative Literature.

Specialization:

• English Literature;
• Romantic Poetry;
• Orientalism in Literature
• Comparative Literature;
• Ukrainian Literature in European context;

Selected Works:
Monographs:

1. Going Along and Towards (English and Ukrainian Romantic Poetry: Comparative Typology and Poetics). –  Kyiv, 2004. 

Articles:

1. Folklore Migration Plot about Coming of Dead Fiance in Interpretation of English and Ukrainian Romantic Poets (2002). 
2. Biblical Poetics of English and Ukrainian Romantic Poetry (2002). 
3. Images of “Doomed Loneliness” in the Context of Romantic Poetry by William Wordsworth and Taras Shevchenko (2003). 
4. Interaction between History and Folklore in Historical Poems by Walter Scott and Taras Shevchenko (2003). 
5. English and Ukrainian Romantic Poetry: Comparative Typology and Poetics (2002).
6. Echo of Byron’s Poem in Witch, Blind, and Funeral Feast by Taras Shevchenko (2003). 
7. Puritanism in Vision of Walter Scott and Nathaniel Hawthorne (Novels Old Mortality and The Scarlet Letter) (2004). 
8. Byron’s Motives, Moods, and Heroes in Ukrainian Romantic Poetry (2004). 
9. Folklore Romanticism of Belorussian and Ukrainian Poetry of the 19th Century: Comparative Typology and Poetics (2004). 
10. Poetic Stylization of English and Ukrainian Pre-Romanticism (2004).
11. Orientalism of Aleksander Pushkin and Taras Shevchenko: Putting the Problem (2005). 
12. Orientalism of Tatar Raids… by G. Kvitka-Osnovyanenko (2005). 
13. Orientalism in English and Ukrainian Romantic Poetry (2005). 
14. Echo of Epistolary Novels by S. Richardson in H. W. Foster’s The Coquette or the History of Eliza Wharton (2005).