tytuł:
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Unorthodox experience of faith in Ivan V. Lalić’s and Miodrag Pavlović’s poetry : a comparative study |
autor: |
Maszkiewicz Magdalena
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redaktor:
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Sosnowska Danuta, Drzewiecka Ewelina |
tytuł publikacji zbiorowej:
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The experience of faith in Slavic cultures and literatures in the context of postsecular thought |
data wydania
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2018 |
miejsce wydania : wydawca:
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Warszawa : Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego
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strony:
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166-177 |
eISBN: |
978-83-235-3717-5 (pdf online)
978-83-235-3733-5 (mobi)
978-83-235-3725-0 (e-pub)
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adres URL: |
https://www.wuw.pl/data/include/cms/The_Experience_Sosnowska_Danuta_Drzewiecka_Ewelina_2018.pdf#page=167
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data dostępu: |
2019-04-04
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uwagi:
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Recenzowane materiały z konferencji “The experience of
faith in Slavic cultures and literatures in the context of postsecular thought" (16.10-17.10.2017, Warszawa) |
język: |
angielski |
język publikacji zbiorowej:
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angielski |
abstrakt w j. angielskim: |
The paper aims to present two models of unorthodox Christianityrelated religious experience in the poetry of two twentieth-century Serbian authors:
Ivan V. Lalić (1931–1996) and Miodrag Pavlović (1928–2014). In their works, both
poets reflect on the existential situation of contemporary humans by reinterpreting
cultural texts from antiquity to modern times. This paper is a comparative analysis of
their poems that refer to Christian texts, including the Bible as well as Byzantine and
Orthodox literature. In Lalić’s poetry, especially in the books "The letter/The writing"
(Pismo, 1992) and "The four canons" (Četiri kanona, 1996), God is presented as capricious and unpredictable, yet silent and mostly absent. The lyrical subject feels doubt,
enhanced by the experience of death and evanescence; nevertheless, love inspires him
to constantly search for a relationship with God. However, the effort of faith seems
to have only one direction and depends exclusively on the subject’s will. Pavlović
plays an ironic game in his works with Christian texts of culture, especially in the
book The bright and the dark holidays (Svetli i tamni praznici, 1971), in which the
sacred constantly mixes with the profane. The rebellious and blasphemous approach
to Christian texts that is represented by the lyrical subject is not a mere negation of
the traditional idea of holiness. Most of all, it can be understood as an attempt not
only to overcome classical oppositions in thinking about the world and humanity,
among which there is a dichotomy between the immanent and the transcendent, but
it is also an attempt to rearrange the whole of reality. In poems by Lalić and Pavlović,
modern consciousness is in throes with the experience of transcendence. |
słowa kluczowe w j. angielskim: |
postsecular studies in literature, Serbian poetry, Lalić, Pavlović, unorthodox, experience |
liczba arkuszy wydawniczych: |
0,75 |
wydział: instytut / zakład / katedra: |
Wydział Filologiczny |
typ: |
artykuł (rozdział) w książce |
podtyp: |
artykuł |