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Vrecko, Janez
Primerjalna književnost, 12/2012, Volume: 35, Issue: 3Journal Article
The expression "barbarically primitive artist-genius" that Srecko Kosovel used in his diaries of early 1924 followed the idea of the zenithist barbarogenius because he used it together with other zenithist syntagms and refers to broken-down European art and its revival with the help of the elementary and wild Balkans. This was a destructive poetic phase in Kosovel's life. However, from April 1925 onwards Kosovel accepted the concept of barbarianism outside the futuristic, zenithist, and other contexts; he thus renounced definitions of this concept based in poetry studies and nationalism, and began applying a distinctly political understanding of the concept of barbarianism connected with the threat that fascism posed to Slovenians living in the Littoral region. PUBLICATION ABSTRACT
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