Vlyublennyy demiurg. Metafizika i erotika russkogo romantizma

Vlyublennyy demiurg. Metafizika i erotika russkogo romantizma

by Vajskopf M.
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History Philosophy
Format Hardcover
Pages 696
Language Russian
Published Jan 1, 2012
Publisher Novoe Literaturnoe Obozrenie
ISBN-10 5867939766
ISBN-13 9785867939762
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In a captivating exploration of Russian Romanticism, the narrative delves into the intricate relationship between metaphysics and eroticism, revealing how these two seemingly disparate realms intertwine within the fabric of literature and philosophy. Through a meticulous analysis, the author illuminates the profound depths of human emotions and desires, tracing how they shape artistic expression.

The work presents a unique lens through which readers can view the era, highlighting the spiritual and sensual dimensions that characterize the literary landscape of the time. It argues that eroticism is not merely a physical phenomenon but a fundamental aspect of the metaphysical quest for meaning and connection.

Through detailed examinations of prominent figures and their works, the narrative invites readers to appreciate the passionate undercurrents that pervade Russian Romantic literature. It challenges conventional interpretations, urging a reconsideration of how love, longing, and existential inquiry coalesce in the creative process.

This thought-provoking discourse not only enriches the understanding of a pivotal artistic movement but also encourages readers to reflect on the universal search for understanding through both the metaphysical and the erotic. It is a journey into the heart of Romanticism, where art becomes a means of grappling with the mysteries of existence.

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