92 KB3645 KB87 KB197820251999Snoj, Vidštevilka:1letnik:22str. 19-48ISSN:0351-1189COBISSID:9911138URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-UEKNFSKMslSlovensko društvo za primerjalno književnostPrimerjalna književnostChristianityethicsetikakrščanstvoliterarne študijeliterarni motiviSlovene literatureslovenska književnostslovenska lirikaVodušek, Božo, 1905-1978Etični konflikt s krščanstvom v pesništvu Boža Voduška|The ethical conflict with christianity in the poetry of Božo Vodušek. - The discussion is dedicated to the work of Božo Vodušek, who revealed himself in literary criticism as a radical critic of both paradigms of Slovene literature, the cult of the woman and the yearning. Vodušek's early poetic work evokes the radicalness of mysticism, which does not stem from Cankarian yearning for the undefinable but from the passion as the ardor for God. Even so, this ardor produces unbearable spiritual desire, or appetite, and the attack on meta-physical God. The failure of this attack engenders the exposure of the passion out of the authoritative form of Christian ethics which in turn demands a reestablishment of ethos. From that point on, Vodušek's poetry is entangled in an ethical conflict with Christianity. This is especially visible in two sonnets, where the poet focusses on the motif of Judas, his betralay and suicide, and the motif of Christ's agony in the gardenof Gethsemane. In the secons sonnet Christ's God is revealed as God who - without passionate desire - does not exist. Secularisation, understood as transposition to the worldly, thus attains the final point in psychologisation of the "object" of this desireRazprava sledi temeljni potezi Voduškovega pesnjenja: konfliktu s krščanstvom, ki terja novo vzpostavitev etosa. Opredeliti skuša izvorni kraj tega konflikta, patos, potem pa pobliže spremlja njegovo zaostritev v sonetih, spesnjenih na novozavezne motive Judeža, Judeževega izdajstva oziroma Jezusovega smrtnega bojaTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of Slovenia