Le figure del Divino femminile in “Turning– le città della luna” di Antonella Barina: studio antropolocigo-culturale in collegamento al lavoro di Riane Eisler e Marija Gimbutas relativo al culto della Dea nelle civiltà antiche
Abstract
A collection of poems, inspired by a journey to Turkey in search of a forgotten past, is the starting point to analyse the complex symbolism of the female divinity in the ancient Neolithic centres of the Near East. In Barina’s poetry, silences and empty spaces between the lines create the impression of a world in which human beings, divinity and nature harmonically blend together; where life and death, light and darkness, male and female are not opposites, but strengthen each other, alternating in an endless cyclicity.
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