Published 2007-12-01
“…We were interested both in Eliade’s literature (written after the World War II) and in the articles he published in
magazines during his French and
American exile. This face-to-face approach revealed an elementary parallelism, consisting of some common aspects: flexible sketches (like the terror of history), actions (the creation, the flight from reality / history), agents (the
scholar, the victim, the tyrant etc.), frames (the labyrinth, the Centre and periphery). …”
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