Pater Noster súčasného hrdinu literárnych textov
Pater Noster of Contemporary Hero of Literary Works If we perceive the six poetic texts (Klimáček, Kolenič, Urban, Puchala, Hochel, Janík) that are controversially referring to the Lord’s prayer (Pater noster), which were written at the turn of the 20th and 21st century, as a small sociological g...
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Ostium
2007-09-01
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| Series: | Ostium |
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| Online Access: | http://www.ostium.sk/sk/pater-noster-sucasneho-hrdinu-literarnych-textov/ |
| Summary: | Pater Noster of Contemporary Hero of Literary Works
If we perceive the six poetic texts (Klimáček, Kolenič, Urban, Puchala, Hochel, Janík) that are controversially referring to the Lord’s prayer (Pater noster), which were written at the turn of the 20th and 21st century, as a small sociological group with a statement concerning contemporary man, we’ll discover that in the interdisciplinary dialogue of literary science, sociology of religion and theology are meeting in several crucial axioms:
1. man spirituality is not being eliminated, but is searching for its new expression with the biggest accent on individuality and privacy,
2. transcendence is being connected more with the matter of intencionality as a deep relationship with God, other person and him self, than with the matter of morality, dogma and eschatology, for which language is contemporary man loosing his perceptivity.
Theologians, responsive on era stigmas (Biser, Poláková, Reikerstorfer), looking for answers of church justness as an institutional society, emphasize identity dimension of religion.
It is been connected with renaissance of the therapeutic aspect of Christianity and revival of the cult of suffering Christ as a practical appeal for intercultural and religion dialogue. |
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| ISSN: | 1339-942X 1336-6556 |