| dc.description.abstract | The article analyzes the Christian side of the poem “September”, which was
written and printed in 1924 by the main representative of expressionism in Bulgarian literature Geo Milev (1895–1925). The relevance of this topic is confirmed by
the fact that Geo Milev’s poem “September” raises existential and universal human
problems that continue to concern contemporary readers. The themes of religious
archetypes, historical and mythological messages, universal symbolism, and other
characteristic elements of the poem (such as rebellion) have also been studied in
the scholarly works of E. Sugarev, D. Efendulov, P. Slavcheva, and others. This
article is based on these studies, as well as one other previous works on the subject.
G. Milev’s poem is analyzed in the context of the general cultural and literary influences of the 20th century – a period of time torn apart by wars, revolutions, and
the spiritual crisis of a person who renounces religion (Christianity). | en_US |
