On the phenomenon of ideological and subject bordering in Russian lyric poetry at the beginning of the XXth century (on basis of A. Blok's, S. Gorodetsky's, S. Klychkov's poetry)

The author singles out reasons of individualization of the subject-object relations in poetry of the beginning of the XXth century. The author determines the poets’ of the Silver Age basic communicative strategies, and puts forward a typology of the subject organization of their lyrics. The author also dwells upon peculiarities of the turn-of-the-century religious situation in the Russian culture and reflects on the principles of new aesthetics meeting the requirements of non-classical lyric poetry. Using a systemic subject method the author shows interaction of three types of the subject organization (interchangeable, hierarchical, and compensating) in A. Blok’s, S. Gorodetsky’s and S. Klychkov's poetry, intersection or junctionof these types being realized in ideological and subject bordering. The essence of the phenomenon of ideological and subject bordering is determined by the poets’ religious and philosophic views. The author finds out typological similarity of the world view of A. Blok, S. Gorodetsky, and S. Klychkov as well as of other poets of the beginning of the XXth century: V. Bryusov, Z. Gippius, A. Barkova. The results of the given research help to further develop theoretical aspects of the subject organization of lyric poetry of the XIXth-XXth centuries, as well as of other periods.