religinė ir tautinė tapatybė antano baranausko poetinėje autorefleksijoje | religious and national identity in antanas baranauskas’s reflection of the poetical self
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The article seeks to investigate Antanas Baranauskas’s self-conception from the theoretical perspective of phenomenology and theology of literature. The focus of attention are the poet’s early poems, as they demonstrate intensity of the poetical self-consciousness. Baranauskas interprets both religious and patriotic sense of the poetical writing. He contemplates the transcendental meaning of poetry, creates the link between romantic / Biblical prophet and himself as a poet, between the Christian concept of neighbour and national feelings. Baranauskas’s literary thought is ingenious and attentive to semantic undertones.
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| Authors | ;Dalia Čiočytė |
| Journal | australian family physician |
| Year | 2006 |
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