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Do you know who this Dzhalapita? No? Then you need to read a story about EMI Andiyevska Dzhalapitu. Wikipedia says about the work: "The Dzhalapita - surreal prose work of Emma Andiyevska. Published for the first time in New York in 1962, reissued in 2006 in Ukraine, the Lviv Publishers 'Pyramid'. The work was translated into Russian and French. The book refers to the quality and metamorphosis good, flexible and naive protagonist - Dzhalapity, whose name is probably derived from Sanskrit. Dzhalapita agitation also resembles agitation in quality oriental vision of saints or gods. "
We can add that the entire piece can be disassembled for quotes that are accurate and appropriate in any situation. Besides pleasant that "Dzhalapitu" can be read in any order without losing the meaning.
"Dzhalapita universal. It is one of the existing objects and people, but it is not them, it Dzhalapita. When two thousand years ago, tried to write the biography of Dzhalapity then left for Dzhalapita not vmischavsya word. He poured out words like dough, and each time it ran to look in the sky and on the ground. Dzhalapitu impossible to describe. "
"" Dzhalapita makes the world changeable "- said before, scientists and decided agitation to rein in Dzhalapitu grammar, announced that Dzhalapita no Dzhalapita that its origin is very suspicious, and it is possible that it originated from a simple distortion of two Sanskrit words jali pitar, which means father of waters, and jali cara, one that lives in the water. When Dzhalapitu will cancel, all the world will fall into place for Sanskrit language Dzhalapita dead and also the dead, they said, and opened the book. But while they recorded the cases and decide the origin of the word Dzhalapita name Dzhalapity once inscribed in grammar, grew delicate salads, and scientists, forgetting what they were doing, and poskydavshy glasses zasluhalysya like playing water Dzhalapiti agitation and singing it birds. " agitation
Emma Andiyevska - Ukrainian writer, poet and artist working in the style of surrealism and hermetyzmu. Created their own world of poetry and artistic images in a highly individual manner. Philosophical, spiritual and mystical themes in his work are the main Andiyevska. The author refers to the important representatives of modernism in Ukrainian literature of the second half of the XX century.
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