VALUE TRANSFORMATIONS IN CONTEMPORARY RUSSIAN WOMEN’S PROSE

Abstract

The article examines value transformations in contemporary Russian women’s prose of the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, based on the works of Viktoriya Tokareva, Lyudmila Ulitskaya, and Tatyana Tolstaya. The study analyzes the reinterpretation of traditional values such as family, love, motherhood, personal responsibility, and female identity within the context of socio-cultural changes. Particular attention is paid to the inner world of the female protagonist, her moral choice, and spiritual quest, which reflect the transformation of axiological orientations in contemporary literature.