დროისა და სივრცის საკითხი შალვა ამირეჯიბის ემიგრანტულ წერილებში (1925-1943)

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The period of emigration often becomes a turning point in a writer’s life and creative work, as it separates them from their native cultural and linguistic space. Shalva Amirejibi’s letters written during his years in exile (1925–1943) represent not only documentary material reflecting socio-political ideas but also aesthetically crafted narratives. These writings can be productively examined through the lens of the chronotope, a concept developed by Mikhail Bakhtin, which refers to the unity of time and space within a literary text.

The present article aims to analyze the temporal-spatial structures in Shalva Amirejibi’s writings from 1925 to 1943, and to highlight the function of the chronotope as a form of expressing identity, memo­ry, and cultural trauma.