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Ri͡unoske Akutagava (1892-1927) - klassyk i͡aponsʹkoï literatury, vytonchenyĭ psykholoh, volodar i͡askravoho daru provydt͡si͡a, blyskuchyĭ novelist, shcho otrymav vyznanni͡a shche za z͡hytti͡a. U vit͡si 35 rokiv, dovedenyĭ do vidchai͡u z͡hytti͡evymy obstavynamy, boi͡achysʹ povtoryty doli͡u materi, i͡aka vtratyla rozum, pysʹmennyk pryĭni͡av velyku dozu snodiĭnoho. "Vin khotiv z͡hyty tak nesamovyto, shchob moz͡hna bulo v budʹ-i͡aku khvylynu vmerty bez z͡hali͡u", - pysav Akutagava v ostannʹomu avtobiohrafichnomu tvori. I vin z͡hyv nesamovyto. Ĭoho novely - fantastychni ĭ realistychni, istorychni ta suchasni - vyrizni͡ai͡utʹsi͡a vyshukanym perepletenni͡am vymyslu i realʹnosti, hlybokym psykholohizmom, paradoksalʹnisti͡u sudz͡henʹ i tonkoi͡u ironii͡ei͡u. Svoïmy tvoramy vin prymushui͡e chytacha zamyslytysi͡a nad tym, shcho i͡e istyna i chy v zmozi li͡udyna osi͡ahnuty ïï.

Ryunoske Akutagawa (1892-1927) — a classic of Japanese literature, an elegant psychologist, the owner of a bright gift of visionary, a brilliant short story writer who received recognition during his lifetime. At the age of 35, driven to despair by life circumstances, afraid to repeat the fate of his mother, who lost her mind, the writer took a large dose of sleeping pills. "He wanted to live so fiercely that he could die at any moment without regret," Akutagawa wrote in his latest autobiographical work. And he lived madly. His novels — fantastic and realistic, historical and modern — are distinguished by an exquisite interweaving of fiction and reality, deep psychologism, paradoxical judgments and subtle irony. With his works, he makes the reader think about what truth is and whether a person is able to comprehend it.