| Annotation |
There is still a gap between prosperous foundation of national literary heritage, its genre diversity and real
practical understanding of its value for society development and national identification. The article is deals with to
the study of the short Vietnamese story as a genre of Vietnamese literature, its history, specifics, and the current
stage of development. The purpose of the research is to study the short Vietnamese story as a national genre
of Vietnamese literature, periodization, identification of its features. In this study, several methods of scientific
research were used. Historical and comparative analysis, with the help of which it is possible to identify the
features of the genre under study by establishing similarities and differences with other genres, to identify the
stages of its development in the historical context; and empirical analysis to summarize, classify and describe the
results obtained. The contribution of the study is to present the history of the Vietnamese short story as a genre of
Vietnamese literature, reveal its specifics, features due to the cultural and religious basis, the historical heritage
of the country and socio-economic development. The periodization of the genre evolution is carried out. Special
attention is paid to the analysis of the current stage short story development. The author shows the transformation
of the genre, reveals new features inherent in the genre of the modern short Vietnamese story, related to the
socio-economic development of Vietnam and the echoes of the military events of the mid-XX century. Namely,
the approach to realism and showing the true emotions of the hero. We show that it is the analysis of literary
works of this genre that can become an important element, which can help to preserve the depth and beauty of
literature, to maintain the continuity of generations. This is especially important in the context of globalization and
the erosion of traditional cultural values in Vietnamese society |
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