Zbyněk Havlíček, poet and psychologist, wrote his first verses during the Second World War, when he joined a Prague surrealist group. The paper deals with Zbyněk Havlíček’s poem I live my life and write a poem (1961) and his poetics of poetry as an antagonist to the schizophrenia of totalitarian society; Prague is the stage on which the poet’s oniric and lucid walk occurs.
Un rinoceronte trascinato per le vie di Praga / Cosentino, Annalisa; Vojvodík, Josef. - In: ROMÀNIA ORIENTALE. - ISSN 1121-4015. - 31(2018), pp. 277-304.
Un rinoceronte trascinato per le vie di Praga
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Zbyněk Havlíček, poet and psychologist, wrote his first verses during the Second World War, when he joined a Prague surrealist group. The paper deals with Zbyněk Havlíček’s poem I live my life and write a poem (1961) and his poetics of poetry as an antagonist to the schizophrenia of totalitarian society; Prague is the stage on which the poet’s oniric and lucid walk occurs.File allegati a questo prodotto
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