Peculiarities of expressing a poet's linguistic personality (a case of I. Guberman's "The First Jerusalem Diary" book of poems)
The article examines I. Guberman's ''The First Jerusalem Diary'' book of poems as an integral poetic system, based on the linguistic personality of the émigré poet comprehending Russia and the Russian national character. The analysis of the poetic peculiarities of the author's creative manner leads to the conclusion that the simplicity and lightness of Guberman's "gariki" is created through the synthesis of the comic and the tragic, stylizing the features of folk poetry and the philosophical aphoristic wisdom of the ancient thinkers. Literary games, self-irony, illogisms, paradoxicality, the use of "non-standard vocabulary" help the author comprehensively convey nostalgic sadness for the homeland of a Russian poet with Jewish roots.