NATURE-TRANSCENDENCE AND SELF-NATURE RELATIONS IN SANDOR WEORES'S POEMS

In Sandor Weores's poems flora and fauna are not only a decoration, serving as an allegorical/metaphorical background for the representation of the self s alienation and for the 20th century experience of a chaotic universe, but rather the reality of beings independent of subjective consciousness. This reality carries the already forgotten mysteries of the created world, and it definitely points towards a transcendent meaning, an ultimate goal. This paper examines how the specific relationship between self and nature can be associated with the peculiar worldview and the transcendental experiences of Weores's poetry.