THE POETIC MATRIX OF THE LITERARY PARALLEL GENRE AND ITS THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS IN LITERARY STUDIES

This thesis provides a theoretical analysis of the formation, developmental stages, and poetic matrix of the literary parallel genre. Within this research, the concept of the “poetic matrix” in literary studies is defined as a set of stable elements that constitute a genre. The poetic matrix functions as the “genetic code” of a genre, establishing the principles for organizing artistic reality and determining the interrelations among compositional, semantic, and stylistic layers. The analysis of the poetic matrix of the literary parallel genre identifies its compositional structure, which includes an introduction, main part, and conclusion, as well as thematic and ideological similarities and differences, and the predominance of analytical and comparative methods. Additionally, a comparative analysis of the poetic matrices of genres such as the article, literary debate, review, and literary portrait reveals the specific characteristics of the literary parallel genre.