ANTHOLOGY WITHOUT END: INCOMPLETENESS AS A CONSTITUTIVE PROPERTY OF THE COMBATANT COLLECTION IN BRITISH TRENCH POETRY OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR AND CONTEMPORARY UKRAINIAN POETRY OF THE INVASION
The article substantiates the thesis that incompleteness is a constitutive, genre-structural rather than accidental property of the combatant poetry anthology written and published during an ongoing war. The study draws on two historically distant yet structurally comparable traditions – British trench poetry of 1914–1...