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SUBJEKT A ŠIALENSTVO. ROMÁN PETRA KOMPIŠA BLUDNÁ PÚŤ VELIKÉHO ČARODEJA

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Horváth T.

Slovenská literatúra (Slovak Literature)

2013

vol. 60

issue 3

193 – 208

The study interprets the novel by Peter Kompiš Bludná púť velikého čarodeja (Wanderings of a Great Wizard, 1929) in terms of the way the literary subject is constituted in the text and in respect of the literary representation of madness. Within the context of Slovak inter-war prose the author classifies the novel as the theme invariant of a character breaking out of the social relationships and the inter-subjective world. He raises the question what concept of subject is assumed in the type of madness which is represented in the text. On the topological text level, the motif of madness causes the discontinuity of chronotopes, on the motif level, flying motifs (supposedly „astral travels“ of a soul set free of the body). The semantic curve of the subject transformation in the text leads from the absolute „divine“ subject voluntarily ruling the reality (when the character´s madness bridges the gap between self and not-self) to a subordinate, dependant subject (the character eventually becomes a slave to a mad „theatrical“ performance). This subject transformation in the text is considered to be a modernist (Modern-dependant) subject and is also found in the writings by the modernist Ján Hrušovský. The supposedly original philosophy of the literary character Rojko (Dreamer) is an inter-textual patchwork of the motifs present in the contemporary philosophies (e.g. the „super-human“ concept) as well as Gnosticism and is generated, like the motifs of hallucination, by the character´s megalomaniac figment of imagination. The representation of madness in the text is enabled by Modern-Age subject constitution, which is opposed to the world and is presented as the basis and the source of the reality representation: thus the gap between self and not-self is bridged even further.

SUBJEKT A ŠIALENSTVO. ROMÁN PETRA KOMPIŠA BLUDNÁ PÚŤ VELIKÉHO ČARODEJA (2. ČASŤ)

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Horváth T.

Slovenská literatúra (Slovak Literature)

2013

vol. 60

issue 4

304 – 323

The study interprets the novel by Peter Kompiš Bludná púť velikého čarodeja (Wanderings of a Great Wizard, 1929) in terms of the way the literary subject is constituted in the text and in respect of the literary representation of madness. Within the context of the Slovak inter-war prose the author classifies the novel as the theme invariant of a character breaking out of the social relationships and the inter-subjective world. On the topological text level, the motif of madness causes the discontinuity of chronotopes, on the motif level, flying motifs (supposedly „astral travels“ of a soul set free of the body). The semantic curve of the subject transformation in the text leads from the absolute „divine“ subject, voluntarily ruling the reality (when the character´s madness bridges the gap between self and not-self) to a subordinate, dependant subject (the character eventually becomes a slave to a mad „theatrical“ performance). This subject transformation in the text is considered to be a modernist (Modern-dependant) subject and it is also found in the writings by the modernist Ján Hrušovský. The supposedly original philosophy of the literary character Rojko (Dreamer) is an inter-textual patchwork of the motifs present in the contemporary philosophies (e.g. the „super-human“ concept) as well as Gnosticism and is generated, like the motifs of hallucination, by the character´s megalomaniac figment of imagination. The representation of madness in the text is enabled by Modern-Age subject constitution, which is opposed to the world and is presented as the basis and the source of the reality representation: thus the gap between self and not-self is bridged even further.

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SUBJEKT A ŠIALENSTVO. ROMÁN PETRA KOMPIŠA BLUDNÁ PÚŤ VELIKÉHO ČARODEJA

SUBJEKT A ŠIALENSTVO. ROMÁN PETRA KOMPIŠA BLUDNÁ PÚŤ VELIKÉHO ČARODEJA (2. ČASŤ)