Sensuality and Eroticism in Eminescu’s Poems. The Illusion and the Sophism
It is a known fact that romanticism is thought by many as having only a transcendental side, but the subject I insist on in this paper has to do with the conjunction of the romantic immanence and trancendence embodied by the stereotype of a blonde evanescent girl, having blue eyes and red cheeks. The philosophy of the romanticists is the philosophy of the Whole, the achievement of the supreme spiritual type of love through the sublimation of the mundane acts of love. At the end, my paper tries to infer that the scaffolding of the romanticism is based on a sophism.
Keywords: romanticism, sophism, ilussion, love, Eminescu.
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