THE CRIMEAN TEXT IN NABOKOV’S RUSSIAN SHORT STORIES
The purpose of this article is to explore ways of formation and peculiarities of the Crimean earlier text in a “small prose” Nabokov. The subject of the study are Russian short stories written by Nabokov. The study was conducted with the use ofbiographical, literary-historical, typological and comparative methods. The results can be used to study the the Crimean text of Russian literature, as well as expand the understanding of the work of Vladimir Nabokov. The established principles of functioning of the Crimean text Nabokov are relevant not only for science of Nobokov as a section of Russian literary history, but for the theory of literary science, aspiring to the development of the mechanism of interaction of phenomena such as “myth”, “text”, “space”, “geopoetics” and others. The article concludes that the Crimean text of the writer is, on the one hand, an intertext, aimed at the conscious “dialogue” with the texts of Pushkin and other Russian classics, and on the other hand, forms the pretext of many more mature works of Nabokov.