AN ATTEMPT AT OBJECTIFYING THE TWOFOLD NATURE OF THE EGO SELF RELATIONSHIP IN TOPÂRCEANU’S POETRY
AN ATTEMPT AT OBJECTIFYING THE TWOFOLD NATURE OF THE EGO SELF RELATIONSHIP IN TOPÂRCEANU’S POETRY

Summary/Abstract: George Topârceanu’s poetry is a good opportunity for studying the twofold nature of the human being, offering a double opening: towards his sensitive soul and towards language. The poet’s sensitivity reverberates in his way of approaching the twofold nature of the human being that oscillates between the rational ego and the authentic self with its psychotraumatic experiences. As concerns the language employed to tackle human issues, it demonstrates the ability of the poet to choose simple, expressive words and adequate linguistic patterns through which every passionate reader could develop expressive abiltities to render his authentic spiritual experiences. Gaston Bachelard and Liviu Rusu represent the instruments for analyzing the poems entitled The Inferno and The Traveller’s Ballad.

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