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Abstract

In a recently published de luxe publication, Uit die wit lig van my land gesny, the poet focuses on the creative role of woman in the grand act of creation, identifying her role as a kind of hair-spring of poetic inspiration and design. On the great universal scale, the Virgin is the pure unsullied womb of nature - empty space, the immaculate source of all things, the Divine itself ... the Primordial zero, the World Egg, unbroken, empty space, the circle of the sky as if drawn by the radiant morning and evening star sweeping around its course from horizon to horizon ... The theory demonstrated that each body has an innate time of its own that is dependent on its movement and its state of energy, not on time measured by clocks, as clock time adapts to energy conditions. Die volgende opmerking van J. Kristeva (1993) na aanleiding van haar studie van Marcel Proust se sleutelwerk in verband met die kompleksiteit van prosesse van tyd en onthou, Remembrance of things past (1922-1931), is eweneens van toepassing by die verkenning van die genoemde verwikkeldhede van tyd en onthou in die Cloete-oeuvre: Proust ... seeks to understand Being by exploring the obscurities of Time... he proposes a psychic universe of the maximum degree of complexity as the favourable location - the place of sacred communion where lovers of reading can meet. (p.6) In die bundel Idiolek het Cloete (1986:104) insiggewend verwys na 'die heilige tydelikheid van die tyd' - 'n oënskynlike maar relevante teenstelling wat desgelyks dui op die kompleksiteit van enige vorm van tydsontginning.

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Title
Die liefde wat die son beweeg en die ander sterre: Digterlike transendering - tot die vermenigvuldigde lewe ontroer
Author
(Rensia) Robinson, A S
Pages
1-13
Section
Original Research
Publication year
2014
Publication date
2014
Publisher
AOSIS (Pty) Ltd
ISSN
02582279
e-ISSN
22198237
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
English
ProQuest document ID
1737515319
Copyright
Copyright AOSIS (Pty) Ltd 2014