The image of an emigrant in the works of prose writers of the second wave of Russian emigration (based the works of L. Rzhevsky, S. Gollerbakh, and R. Berezov)

the article presents an analysis of the prose by major authors of the second wave of Russian emigration – L. Rzhevsky, R. Berezov, and S. Gollerbakh. The aim of this study is to explore the manifestation of the Russian national character in the prose of the second wave of emigration. The article examines both major and minor prose by the most prominent representatives of this period, selecting works of various genre modifications to provide a more comprehensive representation primarily grounded in autobiographical narrative as a fundamental artistic technique. The research employs biographical and comparative-typological methods. The evolution of the emigrant image is analyzed through the works of leading authors of the second wave – L. Rzhevsky, S. Gollerbakh, and R. Berezov. The authors of the article highlight the typological similarity of the images of the emigrant-hero, the intellectual-hero, and the exile-hero.

consciousness in teaching, phraseological linguistic units, psychological intellectualism, formalism in pedagogy