Ivo Andrić
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| Original Title: | Ex Ponto, Nemiri, Lirika |
| ISBN: | 8607010646 (ISBN13: 9788607010646) |
| Edition Language: | Serbian |
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=From the Sea, Riots, LyricsAndrić’s first published works were poems and he continued to write verse intermittenly all his life, altho much of it was unpublished until his death.
His 1st poems appeared in the context of the Young Bosnia movement. The writing of its members is in marked contrast to their robust active personalities. The poems Andrić published before WWI are virtually indistinguishable in tone from much of what his contemporaries were writing. Nevertheless, it's probably true to say that in his case the role of the political activist, however sincerely he played it at the time, was fundamentally unsuited to him. By contrast, however, the prevailing melancholy seemed to match his temperamental reponse to the world.
These early poems point in no particular direction, beyond establishing the free verse form of virtually all of Andrić’s poetry and a tendency to a mournful self-pity which sometimes threatens his personal statements.
The prose poems written during the War represent a personal conffesion & cannot be considered merely the reflection of a literary vogue. “Ex Ponto” (refers to Ovid’s account of his Black Sea exile) was published in 1918; “Unrest” in 1920, when “Ex Ponto” was already reprinted. Thereafter Andrić refused to allow them to be included in any of his collections of his works published before his death. He rejected them because they seemed to him too intimate. But, they're important since they contain ideas & themes which recur in his later works.
The strong emotional colouring was toned down in Andrić’s later prose poems & verse but their form, a combination of aphoristic statements & longer reflective passages, continued to appeal to him. “Ex Ponto” & “Unrest” record his emotional reaction to the circumstances of his early life & the development of a number of themes around the central paradox of his personality & work.
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| Title | : | Ex Ponto, Nemiri, Lirika |
| Author | : | Ivo Andrić |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 276 pages |
| Published | : | by Prosveta, U.S.A. (first published 1920) |
| Categories | : | Poetry. Classics |
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Ivan "Ivo" Andrić (Cyrillic: Иво Андрић) was a Yugoslav and Bosnian novelist, short story writer and Nobel prizewinner. His writings deal mainly with life in his native Bosnia under the Ottoman Empire. His house in Travnik is now a Museum. His Belgrade flat on Andrićev Venac hosts the Museum of Ivo Andrić and the Ivo Andrić Foundation.After the Second World War, he spent most of his time in hisPisao je, stvarno. Ex ponto i Nemiri, od toga nema boljeg. Mada su mu pesme slabašne, ipak imaju nešto od osećaja koji je njegov. I sam je rekao da to radi u predahu, pa mu i ne zameram, jer druge su forme njega ospedale.One of the book in the world!!
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Pisao je, stvarno. Ex ponto i Nemiri, od toga nema boljeg. Mada su mu pesme slabašne, ipak imaju nešto od osećaja koji je njegov. I sam je rekao da to radi u predahu, pa mu i ne zameram, jer druge su forme njega ospedale.
Makes you feel the same thing as the author. Puts you in his place and describes his emotions the way you start feeling them yourself.
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