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The article is devoted to identifying of the category happiness in V. Mysik’s aesthetic and philosophical views through comparison of author’s and national ideas. It is based on a poem-fairy tale “Happiness”. Although in Soviet period the poem was interpreted perfunctorily, we managed to track deep ethnomental layers to which the criticism of that time didn’t pay enough attention. We definied the separate figurative dominants of work which illustrate poet’s world outlook reference points. The poem genre with elements of parable and fairy tale motivated ideological and art visions of V. Mysik. Such most known poems of the author, as “Happiness”, “Getmanovna” (“Daugther of Getman”), “Chernotrop” (“Roads in Late Autumn”), etc. testify that he chose this genre for a deep, philosophical and psychological comprehension of the category happiness. The writer steers clear of value judgments and encourages the reader to refl ect as for read events. We defi ned that in the poem “Happiness” V. Mysik represents not so much a picture of ideal existence, as its veiled antipode. Outcome of the poem testifies to an inaccuracy of heroes’ views of true happiness and only the minor character embodies it with the essence. The writer doesn’t stylize poem as folklore, he argues with some national views as if grinding them, approaches the sence. Thus, the end of work suggests an idea that only the person with a clear conscience and soul can be rather happy.The article is devoted to identifying of the category happiness in V. Mysik’s aesthetic and philosophical views through comparison of author’s and national ideas. It is based on a poem-fairy tale “Happiness”. Although in Soviet period the poem was interpreted perfunctorily, we managed to track deep ethnomental layers to which the criticism of that time didn’t pay enough attention. We definied the separate figurative dominants of work which illustrate poet’s world outlook reference points. The poem genre with elements of parable and fairy tale motivated ideological and art visions of V. Mysik. Such most known poems of the author, as “Happiness”, “Getmanovna” (“Daugther of Getman”), “Chernotrop” (“Roads in Late Autumn”), etc. testify that he chose this genre for a deep, philosophical and psychological comprehension of the category happiness. The writer steers clear of value judgments and encourages the reader to refl ect as for read events. We defi ned that in the poem “Happiness” V. Mysik represents not so much a picture of ideal existence, as its veiled antipode. Outcome of the poem testifies to an inaccuracy of heroes’ views of true happiness and only the minor character embodies it with the essence. The writer doesn’t stylize poem as folklore, he argues with some national views as if grinding them, approaches the sence. Thus, the end of work suggests an idea that only the person with a clear conscience and soul can be rather happy

НАЦІОНАЛЬНО-ІСТОРІОСОФСЬКА КОНЦЕПЦІЯ ЩАСТЯ В ОДНОЙМЕННІЙ ПОЕМІ В. МИСИКА