According to Saša Vereš, in a preface to Selected Works, in the Five centuries of Croatian literature,[4] Šop's work deals with a solitude, in which he place his "imagined poetic world, more so than religiosity itself", which "radiates from most of his poems as a natural state of mind and consciousness". Šop is a "modern Christian who overcomes dogmas with humanity, naivety and kindness, like fra. Marko Krneta from Andrić's short story, author addresses his verses directly to Jesus without piety, with warm human immediacy, as intimate messages to a friend who is equal to, and who shares good and evil with him". Šop's Christ is a "complete man", who renounces "divine power in order to soften, ennoble human hearts with his own humility and goodness".
Šop's poetry collections notably include Mysterious Prela (1943), whose "inner sophistication of religious feeling, ascended to the cosmic heights" which will inspire his follow-up collections, Houses in Space (1957) and Astrals (1961). In Chop's poetry, "religiosity reached a cosmic dimension" and "revealed its aesthetic value".[4][1]
Literary worksedit
Poetry collections also include:
“Pjesme siromašnog sina” (1926.)
“Isus i moja sjena” (1934.)
“Od ranih do kasnih pijetlova” (1939.)
“Za kasnim stolom” (1943.)
“Tajanstvena prela” (1943.)
“Kućice u svemiru” (1957.)
“Astralije” (1961.)
Referencesedit
^ abc"Osvrt: Nikola Šop, balkanski pjesnik koji je opjevao svemirska istraživanja". kurziv.net (in Croatian). 12 April 2019. Retrieved 14 August 2020.
^"Historija.ba – Rođen Nikola Šop". www.historija.ba (in Serbo-Croatian). Retrieved 14 August 2020.
^Draško Ređep (1971). Živan Milisavac (ed.). Jugoslovenski književni leksikon [Yugoslav Literary Lexicon] (in Serbo-Croatian). Novi Sad (SAP Vojvodina, SR Serbia): Matica srpska. p. 530.
nikola, Šop, jajce, august, 1904, zagreb, january, 1982, yugoslav, poet, born, jajce, family, bosnian, croats, graduated, 1931, from, faculty, philosophy, university, belgrade, comparative, literature, overview, editaccording, saša, vereš, preface, selected, w. Nikola Sop Jajce 19 August 1904 Zagreb 2 January 1982 was a Yugoslav poet 1 2 He was born in Jajce to a family of Bosnian Croats 1 He graduated in 1931 from the Faculty of Philosophy University of Belgrade in comparative literature 3 Overview editAccording to Sasa Veres in a preface to Selected Works in the Five centuries of Croatian literature 4 Sop s work deals with a solitude in which he place his imagined poetic world more so than religiosity itself which radiates from most of his poems as a natural state of mind and consciousness Sop is a modern Christian who overcomes dogmas with humanity naivety and kindness like fra Marko Krneta from Andric s short story author addresses his verses directly to Jesus without piety with warm human immediacy as intimate messages to a friend who is equal to and who shares good and evil with him Sop s Christ is a complete man who renounces divine power in order to soften ennoble human hearts with his own humility and goodness Sop s poetry collections notably include Mysterious Prela 1943 whose inner sophistication of religious feeling ascended to the cosmic heights which will inspire his follow up collections Houses in Space 1957 and Astrals 1961 In Chop s poetry religiosity reached a cosmic dimension and revealed its aesthetic value 4 1 Literary works editPoetry collections also include Pjesme siromasnog sina 1926 Isus i moja sjena 1934 Od ranih do kasnih pijetlova 1939 Za kasnim stolom 1943 Tajanstvena prela 1943 Kucice u svemiru 1957 Astralije 1961 References edit a b c Osvrt Nikola Sop balkanski pjesnik koji je opjevao svemirska istrazivanja kurziv net in Croatian 12 April 2019 Retrieved 14 August 2020 Historija ba Rođen Nikola Sop www historija ba in Serbo Croatian Retrieved 14 August 2020 Drasko Ređep 1971 Zivan Milisavac ed Jugoslovenski knjizevni leksikon Yugoslav Literary Lexicon in Serbo Croatian Novi Sad SAP Vojvodina SR Serbia Matica srpska p 530 a b Perkovic Luka Alfirevic Frano Kusan Vladislav 1969 Veres Sasa ed Izabrana djela Vol 114 Zagreb Matica hrvatska a href Template Cite book html title Template Cite book cite book a work ignored help Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Nikola Sop amp oldid 1135608747, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
