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Daniil Andreyev as a mystical writer (on the question of writer’s self-determination)
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In this article we defined the aim of bringing closer Daniil Andreyev's personality which refers to the statements of the writer's self-identification. In conclusion, Andreyev is a mystical writer who thought about himself as a messenger, visionary, dualist, poet-magician and words seeker. Moreover, Andreyev considered himself as a creator who does not invent things, but only in the language of poetry describes the otherworldly. The mystical was not only present in his works, but also amounted to a component of his personality. Its foundations were reconstructed on a deep Orthodox faith influenced by the philosophy of Vladimir Solovyov, the poetry of Alexander Blok, the visions of Alexander Kovalensky as well as his individual mystical experience.
In this article we defined the aim of bringing closer Daniil Andreyev's personality which refers to the statements of the writer's self-identification. In conclusion, Andreyev is a mystical writer who thought about himself as a messenger, visionary, dualist, poet-magician and words seeker. Moreover, Andreyev considered himself as a creator who does not invent things, but only in the language of poetry describes the otherworldly. The mystical was not only present in his works, but also amounted to a component of his personality. Its foundations were reconstructed on a deep Orthodox faith influenced by the philosophy of Vladimir Solovyov, the poetry of Alexander Blok, the visions of Alexander Kovalensky as well as his individual mystical experience.
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123-132
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2018-09-22
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- Uniwersytet im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu
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bwmeta1.element.ojs-doi-10_14746_kw_2014_4_10
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