
Religijske teme u književnosti (zbornik radova međunarodnog simpozija održanog u Zagrebu 9. prosinca 2000. )
Religious Themes in Literature is a collection of papers from an international symposium (Zagreb, 2000) that scientifically and interdisciplinary analyzes the permeation of spirituality, religious motifs and literature.
The collection of papers Religious Themes in Literature presents a comprehensive overview of the presentations delivered at an international scholarly symposium held in Zagreb on December 9, 2000. This volume brings together contributions from distinguished domestic and international literary scholars, theologians, philologists, and cultural theorists who, drawing on diverse theoretical and methodological perspectives, explore the complex relationship between religious experience, spirituality, and literary creation across various historical epochs. The collection covers a wide spectrum of topics—ranging from the analysis of biblical motifs, symbols, and figures in both classical and contemporary literary works, to the influence of religious ideas on the formation of national literary canons and aesthetic values. Particular attention is devoted to the sacred dimension of the text, ethical and existential questions in literature, and the interplay between Christian inspiration and broader cultural and artistic movements. By offering insight into the interdisciplinary convergence of literary theory and theology, this volume serves as a valuable resource for experts, students of the humanities, and any readers seeking a deeper understanding of the spiritual roots, metaphysical components, and religious inspiration within the art of literature.
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