Ujevićevo pjesničko i mističko iskustvo

Ujevićevo pjesničko i mističko iskustvo

Marko Kovačević

The work analyzes Tin Ujević's theoretical reflections on poetry, with special emphasis on his relationship to mystical experience.

Kovačević explores how Ujević perceived the role of the poet and the nature of poetic creation. Ujević believed that poetry transcends mere aesthetic expression, and has the ability to connect with deeper, mystical levels of existence. The poet, according to Ujević, acts as a mediator between the material world and transcendental spheres, using language as a tool to discover hidden truths.

The author also analyzes Ujević's understanding of mystical experience, which is manifested through his poetry. Ujević often used symbols and metaphors to express the ineffable, trying to bring his own spiritual experiences and introspective insights closer to the reader. Kovačević emphasizes that for Ujević, mysticism was an integral part of poetic expression, allowing him to explore themes such as existence, love, suffering, and spiritual enlightenment.

The book provides an in-depth insight into the philosophical and aesthetic aspects of Ujević's poetics, illuminating his unique ability to combine mystical experience with poetic expression. Kovačević's work contributes to a better understanding of the complexity of Ujević's poetry and his place within Croatian literature.

Editor
Vjekoslav Bajsić
Graphics design
Roko Bolanča
Dimensions
20 x 13 cm
Pages
110
Publisher
Kršćanska sadašnjost, Zagreb, 1982.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

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