The typology of lyrical I in the contemporary poetry ( 60`s – 80`s of XXth century )
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StatusThe thesis was presented on the 16 September, 2005Approved by NCAA on the 22 December, 2005 Abstract – 0.29 Mb / in romanian |
Summary
The doctor dissertation The typology of lyrical I in the contemporary poetry ( 60`s – 80`s of XXth century ) is a syntheticall study comprising the locutor , imagistic and structural typology of lyrical I , which was identified within the poetry of so-called “ the 60`s generation ” from Republic of Moldova . The present typology of lyrical I is focused on revelation of valences of the “ acting roles ” , the looks , the masks and gesticulation assumed by the lyrical I . On the other hand , the imagistic and structural typology is axed on identification of the main states of being and the poetical characterizing modalities ( such as ludic aspect , visionary abilities , perspective multiplication ).
The complex structures of lyrical I ( duplicated , divided , multiple ) analysis leads to relevant observations on interdependency between the architectonical structure of lyrical I and the suggested worlds` complexity ( especially intellectual and psychological areas ) .
Study of 60`s - 80`s of XXth century Moldavian poetry is motivated by the fact in this period the lyrical I has had a considerable revival and a typological diversity , a phenomenon happened after a strong esthetical postwar crisis affecting poetical language .
As a conclusion of lyrical I typology study within the poetry of
contemporary authors from Republic of Moldova , we consider that creation of
an efficient lyrical I as a locator , a imaginary projection and a structure is the
main rule of the poetry . Or , the visionary and sensibility of lyrical I ,the
lyrism originality and perspective`s strategies are the main stream of
contemporary poetics .
Oficial Reviewers
- Andrei Ţurcanu
doctor habilitat, associate professor (docent), Institute of Philology - Ana Bantoş
doctor habilitat, associate professor (docent), Institute of Philology
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