Mystical poetics

Author: Mao Feng
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Publish Date: 1998-11-01
Features: The Poetics of Mysticism is an academically groundbreaking theoretical work. The author adopts a unique cultural poetics perspective and methodology to delve into the intrinsic spiritual values, historical origins, and modern significance of mystical thought and culture. Creatively defining and interpreting the widely debated philosophical, religious propositions, and historical and cultural phenomena as "the infinite cosmic life," the work establishes this as an academic foundation. It proposes that the essence and spiritual value of mysticism lie in poetically grasping the world—loving, celebrating, and elevating life, while opposing utilitarianism, nihilism, dogmatism, and dogmatism in thought and behavior. It champions the grand life of poetic harmony between finite human existence and the infinite universe, thereby holding significant theoretical and practical implications and high intellectual and academic value. The Poetics of Mysticism is written with elegance and fluency, pursuing a theoretical style that unites intellectual depth, academic rigor, and artistic beauty. It injects a refreshing vibrancy into typically dull, rigid, and dry academic writing, enhancing the pleasure of reading. The Poetics of Mysticism is a distinctive and highly innovative academic work.