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The Role of the Poet : Maximilian Voloshin’s Search for Myth-creating Poetics

Emma-Lina Löflund

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The worldview of the Russian Symbolists, centered on the concepts of life-creation and mythcreation, ascribed mystical power to the poetic word. It gave rise to a broad variety of “theurgic art” si ...

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The worldview of the Russian Symbolists, centered on the concepts of life-creation and mythcreation, ascribed mystical power to the poetic word. It gave rise to a broad variety of “theurgic art” si ...

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The worldview of the Russian Symbolists, centered on the concepts of life-creation and mythcreation, ascribed mystical power to the poetic word. It gave rise to a broad variety of “theurgic art” si ...

Key concepts: Poetics, Mythology, Poetry, Mysticism, Variety (cybernetics), Literature, Art, Power (physics)

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