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Post-conference proceedings “Slavonic Literary World: Contexts and Confrontations III” with the subtitle “Motif of home in Slavonic literatures” consists of 15 papers of doctoral students from 5 European countries. In compliance with the thematic focus of the conference the authors deal with the motif of home in variety of connections, therefore their works bring the new impulses to present state of knowledge and their works illustrates the tendencies and directions of young generation of Slavists.
Literary theory --- slavic --- slavonic --- motif of home --- literature --- Comparative Study of Literature --- Bulgarian Literature --- Czech Literature --- Polish Literature --- Serbian Literature --- Slovak Literature --- Slovenian Literature --- Philology --- Theory of Literature --- Politics and Identity
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The scientific and technical achievements of the last decades have enabled man to achieve an unquestionable life comfort. Paradoxically, however, they also stand behind his existential struggles, where the need to slow down the pace and restore one’s own emotional and cognitive resources, revive communication models based on immediate contact, be authentic, creative, stronger, and so on breaks through the surface. One way of looking for a personal way of life and its meaning is through a religious, more precisely, spiritual experience. We consider the mystical experience to be the modality of the spiritual expression or, more precisely, its autonomous part. We see it as a descent of man into his own interior, so called the centre, in which he acquires a pouring knowledge of the nature of God. Although it is an individual and spontaneous experience, it is characterized by some universal features: imagery as a means of conveying the inexpressible content and as an archetypal basis of spiritual tradition. The publication focuses on the literary-artistic forms of the mystical experience as well as the literary forms of mystagogy, that is the interpretation of the mystical experience of the mystic. Through individual analytical-interpretative contributions based on the works of the mystics of the Western Christian tradition, we will try to enter into a specific image of ineffability modelled (the language of mystical unification) and reflexively stimulated (the language of mystagogy) by mystical experience. This is a complex subject confirmed by its basic attribute (inexpressibility at the language level) and by its thought-initiated tensions (for example, interior vs. exterior, authentic vs. ritual, profane vs. sacred, natural vs. supernatural).
Literary studies: general --- mystical experience, individual and spontaneous experience, tradition, imagery, literary form, mystery, art --- Visual Arts --- Aesthetics --- Syntax --- Lexis --- Semantics --- Historical Linguistics --- Comparative Study of Literature --- Czech Literature --- French Literature --- Slovak Literature --- Other Language Literature --- Theory of Literature --- Stylistics --- British Literature
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The cultural relations between India and Romania are interesting to study and to understand. India is a country of immense diversity, of extraordinary customs, and a genuine feast of opinions, which attracts researchers from all over the world. Romanians are people with a profound sensibility. The two cultures met on the common ground of spirituality and the results are remarkable, as it is shown in this special volume.
Dasgupta, Surendranath, --- History --- Philosophy --- Language and Literature Studies --- Literary Texts --- Cultural history --- Essay|Book Review |Scientific Life --- Poetry --- Bibliography --- General Reference Works --- Fiction --- Studies of Literature --- Non-European Philosophy --- Special Branches of Philosophy --- Diplomatic history --- Novel --- Comparative Study of Literature --- Romanian Literature --- Indian Philosophy --- Philosophy of Religion --- Cultural Essay --- Conference Report --- Translation Studies --- Source Material --- Religion --- Romania --- India --- Relations
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