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Apart from Lesya Ukrainka and Taras Shevchenko (who isn't even that good to begin with unless you're an ukrainaboo), did Ukraine produce any literature of actual worth?
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>of actual worth
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>>9396224
Isn't Gogol predominantly russian though?
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>>9396224
>>9396247
He was Ukrainian, but worked in Russia and published his writings in Russia IIRC
The first manuscript of Taras Bulba was really Ukrainian-independence-focused, but he reworked it to jive with Russian political correctness
>>9396212
Shevchenko is highly praised in Ukraine mostly because he fits into the rebel-peasant national narrative myth, and in the the Ukrainian diaspora he is popular because muh nostalgia.
100% it's just because he describes the land in a way that most people remember it
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I think Ukraine considers this guy an Ukrainian writer
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Bulgakov writing sympathetically and well upon the Ukranian middle class.
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