THE FOURTH DIMENSION IN MƯA NGUỒN VÀ LÁ HOA CỒN OF BUI GIANG
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Abstract
Mentioning Bui Giang means refering to poetry. His life and poetry cumulate an extraordinary poetic temperament. Therefore, the entire poetic realm of Bui Giang is a misty horizon that always seems tramontane and infatuated. Consequently we want to investigate whether it is because of the transcendence in Bui Giang’s poetry and the access to his poetry are not in the same perceptional dimension that causes his poems to be blured by a faint illusory fog. Perhaps, his upon regions in poetry represents existence in another dimension. And which are the possible ways able to open the path to poetry of “Sáu Giáng”? In general, the content of the article is the process of understanding the characteristic of the fourth dimension in Bui Giang's poetry by the method of tracing back to motions.
Keywords
Bui Giang, fourth dimension, perceptional dimension, transcendence
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