Abstract:
In modern literary discussion is noticeable an ambiguity about
principles of the division into periods. Every dispute of this subject begins
with the verification of the fact ,that history of literature may be defined
by different principles. Either, writers creative biography’s evaluating and
analyses method should be subordinated under historical belonging, or
to make a classification in accordance with essentials of creative works
legacy.
There is two ways to correct that mistake.1) to make a division into
periods only by characterristic
principle in accordance with different
modulations. A) To definite by formal-directive
belonging, for example: age
of Renaissance, Romanticism, Modernism, Realism. B) or by outstanding
writers of epoch, for example: the age of Ilia, Rustaveli, Baratashvili,
Galaktion. But anyway there is some disparity between those principles of
modulation. For example to which formal-directive
module’s subordinating
is GalaktionTabidze-Renaissance,
Romanticism,
Modernism, Realism. or he should be studied under all modules in
accordance with his universalism?
By the way also acts the principle of prioritization and opposition:
for example, how to name 19th
century’s 6080
years time –the age of Ilia
Chavchavadze, Akaki Tsereteli, or VajaPshavela,
or 19th
century’s 2030
years timethe
epoch of Galaktion Tabudze or Konstantine Gamsakhurdia?!
Second principle is clear calendar definition: for example, 20th
century’s Georgian writings begins in 1900 year. But still remains
controversial many issues.
And finally according with world’s literary I would underline, that in
every existed reader-historical
works is followed all principles of historical
chronology, though characteristic difference is submitted with regularity.
In conclusion, it is obvious, that literary-historical
definition means
attribute and chronological synthesis, limit, that literate must follow while
making definition, because both components: chronology and attribute
determinate the place of writer in literature’s history.