Emigration in the works of V. Vinnichenko and L.-F. Selin as a narrative and artistic reception

The purpose of the proposed article is to analyze the émigré work of V. Vinnychenko (the story "Rivnovaga" (1912) and "Golden Scatters" (1927). As well as L.-F. Selin's novel "From Castle to Castle" (1959). The novelty of the article is that , that despite the obviousness of the philosophical foundations of Vinnichenko and Selin, the works of these writers, as well as the worldviews of both modernists, have not been the subject of a comparative literary study. The following scientific methods were used in the study: historical and comparative. Written at different times and under different life circumstances, these works demonstrate similar problematic and poetic properties of emigrant literature.The works of both writers, contrary to tragedy: reality, are characterized by a comic effect: (by Selin's lexical and stylistic deformations), farcicality and parody (Vynnychenko) , sarcasm, black humor, hyperbolization (both authors)