Dionysian artistic concept and “đen – mọi” in Thanh Tam Tuyen’s poetry

Vo Quoc Viet *

* Correspondence: Vo Quoc Viet (email: Vietvq@vhu.edu.vn)

Article Sidebar

PDF
Received: 22 May 2017
Revised: 30 Aug 2017
Accepted: 30 Aug 2017
Published: 11 Oct 2017
DOI: 10.58810/vhujs.5.4.2017.5401
Views
0
Downloads
0
How to Cite
Võ, V. Q. (2017). Dionysian artistic concept and “đen – mọi” in Thanh Tam Tuyen’s poetry. Van Hien University Journal of Science 5(4), 67-73.
Issue
Volume 5 - Issue 4 (2017)
Section

Main Article Content

Abstract

Thanh Tam Tuyen, member of the Sang Tao Magazine, has contributed to the development of modern Vietnamese poetry. Since his appearance, Thanh Tam Tuyen’s poetry continues to be new, fascinating and obsessive because the compressed reality of life has caused long debates. In recent years, Thanh Tam Tuyen's poetry research has become increasingly popular. Based on previous posts, we want to exploit the origins of Thanh Tam Tuyen's artistic concept - Dionysian Artistic concept. From that, the Art of Đen và Mọi have been formed and Thanh Tam Tuyen’s poetries have opened a deep section of the soul (sometimes it is the prohibition) that sunlight cannot reach.
Keywords: Dionysos, Thanh Tâm Tuyền, artistic concept

Article Details

References

Challaye, F. (2007). Nietzsche – cuộc đời và triết lý. Tp. HCM, NXB Văn nghệ, tr. 9-48.

Nietzsche, F. (2007). The Dionysiac World View. In: The Birth of Tragedy and Other Writings. Available from: http://cnqzu.com/library/ Philosophy/neoreaction/Friedrich%20 Nietzsche/Friedrich_Nietzsche%20-%20 The_Birth_of_Tragedy_and_Other_Writings_ (Clearscan_1999).pdf, UK, Cambridge University Press, tr. 119-138 [Accessed 15th Apr 2017].

Mai Thảo và cộng sự (1965). Thảo luận. Saigon, NXB Sáng Tạo.

Đặng Tiến (2008). Vũ trụ thơ II (Thơ trong thời chiến). Hoa Kỳ, Thư Ấn quán, tr. 99-100.

Thanh Tâm Tuyền (1960). Nghệ thuật đen. Trong: Sáng Tạo bộ mới, 3, Sài Gòn, tr. 35-48.

Thanh Tâm Tuyền (1972). Nỗi buồn trong thơ hôm nay. Trong: Đặng Tiến (cb.) (2008). Vũ trụ thơ II. Sài Gòn, Tạp chí Văn (số đặc biệt về Thanh Tâm Tuyền), tr. 64-71.