Moni Buli: slike i reči potrage za identitetom

Abstract

"U pokušaju otklona od zavodljive stihijnosti, ovaj rad komparativnim pristupom mapira celovito sećanje na interesantnu, autentičnu i zanemarenu figuru pesnika Monija Bulija - "Jevrejina lutalice" koji je nosio "biblijsko prokletstvo svog naroda".

The aim of this paper is to comparatively map out the comprehensive memory narrative of Monny de Boully - an interesting, authentic and neglected figure of the poet, a "wandering Jew" haunted by the biblical curse of his people. The memory is made of diverse writings such as dairy essayistic notes "Sedmica od sedam nedelja" (1968), and brilliant anthology by Henriette Josephe Maxwell for the posthumously published book" Au-dela de la memoire" (1991); Monny's rethinking of the memory phenomenon itself; and of the valuable testimonies such as of Boully's step son, famous film director Claude Lanzmann. Words, poems, images, (auto) biographies are understood to be the existential, (auto)poetic reflections; rethinking of his permanent fight for a place in the avant-garde movements, for survival in the time of the Holocaust, of all things imbued with Haidegerrian anxiety.