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The author analyzes the surrealistic miniature At great depth... by Boris Poplavsky and believes that the poem may be understood as the shortest history of Christ’s mission. This hypo- thesis is supported both by the form and the content of the work. Potentially religious meanings are hidden behind symbolic objects and actions. Sleep, for instance, takes the place of Advent, on the one hand, and, on the other, symbolizes mental doze of the Jews who were completely unprepared for the lessons Jesus taught. The author believes that Poplavsky’s text allows to state that neither the Israelites then nor the Christians now use the unique chance given to the humanity by the new commandment of Christ, the commandment to love one’s neighbor. That fact arouses poet’s pity. That state crowns the analyzed miniature and implies the evaluation of Jesus’ earthly mission.
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The present article is a result of a research on the poetics of Boris Poplavsky and the observation accomplished in the subsequent poetic work of Boris Poplavsky.of the development of his poetics in time. The subjects of this research were two volumes of verse: From a Garland of Wax, containing the earliest poems of the poet written in the years 1922-1930 and Flags containing poems written in the years 1923-1930. During the research on both volumes of verse a quantitative-qualitative method of analysis was used, thanks to which we defined the parameters of Boris Poplavsky’s poetics „in its pure form”, i.e. without taking into account his biography. Furthermore, we showed similarities between both texts and marked out the way of the evolution accomplished in the subsequent poetic work of Boris Poplavsky.
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