Representation of The Simulacrum “Author” In the Intertextual Discourse of Evgeny Popov

The article examines a number of pressing issues in contemporary literary studies, among which the central problem is the reception and interpretation of classical literature within contemporary post-realist and postmodern discourse. Using selected works by E. Popov as examples, the study analyzes the possibilities of reinterpreting the intertext of I.S. Turgenev, N.V. Gogol, M. Zoshchenko, and V. Shukshin, as well as the motifs and plot structures of Russian classical authors and the text-forming factors selected by the postmodernist writer in modeling the metatext. The aim of the study is to identify the most characteristic phenomena of contemporary artistic narrative and to analyze the aesthetic and formal techniques of the author’s narrative style in relation to the continuity of the classical tradition.

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