Његошеве универзалне поетске структуре
Njegoš’s Universal Poetic Structures
Author(s): Miloje M. RakočevićSubject(s): Poetry, Serbian Literature, 19th Century, Theory of Literature
Published by: Матица српска
Keywords: Njegoš; Homer; Dante; poetry; prose; poetic structure; poetic composition; the universe; proportions; symmetry; harmony; the golden section; indirect causation; genetic code; a universal code;
Summary/Abstract: In this paper is presented the idea of universal logos and universal code, and how they correspond with Njegosh’s understanding of a general accord, the understanding of the deepest essence of mathematics and natural science. Also are presented Njegosh’s universal poetic structures correspondent with the structures of those existing within natural systems (such as the periodic system of chemical elements and gentskog code), which are determined by the best possible harmony, symmetry and proportion, that is by the golden mean. In addition, it is shown how Njegosh’s poetic structures correspond with those in Homer’s as well as Dante’s works; and all three, with the structures of the genetic code, Darwin’s diagram and Mendeleev’s periodic system, both in the form of a hypercube.
Journal: Његошев зборник Матице српске
- Issue Year: 2014
- Issue No: 2
- Page Range: 181-196
- Page Count: 16
- Language: Serbian
