The Soul and the Sea: The Functioning of a Lyrical Situation in Fyodor Tyutchev's Poetry of the 1850s-1860s

Калашникова, Анна Леонидовна

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“…Literary works can even use the sea to depict the topography and demography of a region, as Lim (2022) did. Water as an ambivalent element of the sea unites beginning and end, life and death, and becomes an organic space for the soul by looking at the relationship between soul and sea as a lyrical situation in Tyutchev's poetry of the 1850s to 1860s (Kalashnikova, 2019).…”

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Creative Battle Space: The Sea in Indonesian Newspaper Short Stories

Suwondo,

Wahyuni,

Zamzuri

et al. 2023

JMIC

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The sea has always been a source of inspiration in literature. The sea becomes a creative battleground in literature because it depicts human life full of challenges, difficulties, hopes, and adventures. In literature, the sea becomes a metaphor that helps reveal human life's complexity by showing life's beauty and ferocity. This study aims to advance existing studies to identify unique concepts, ideologies, or discourses relating to the ocean that are hidden in 25 short stories from 2010 to 2021 in Indonesian newspapers. Using an interactive interpretation method, all short stories are analyzed through content analysis techniques to reveal the various creative battle spaces. Through a mixed methods study with a critical approach, this research found four creative battle spaces with their respective subspaces, namely: (1) economic battle space with capitalist and impact of capitalism subspace; (2) moral battle space with action crime and power struggle subspace; (3) inner battle space with serenity, sorrow relief, the battle between reality and desire, and the battle of life subspace; and (4) surrealism idea battle space with the meeting space of two worlds, the endless search, surrealism-economics, and spirituality and imagery subspace.

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confidence: 99%