FATHER’S ARCHETYPE IN THE ART OF GRIGOL ROBAKIDZE

ISSN: 2602-3288
Başlangıç: 2017
Yayıncı: Tuncay AYDEMİR

In the 20s of twentieth century, in Georgia, after taking power by the Soviet to-talitarian government, for the purpose of unification of the public consciousness, the Soviet government launched the mechanism of ideological dictatorship. Modernist ideological-esthetic principles accepted in Georgian literature from the European modernist trends contradicted to the soviet ideology. Socialist real-ism became the dominating discourse model. Some writers bowed to the ideo-logical dictatorship while the others ardently resisted the totalitarian government.

Keywords:

Father’s Archetype, emigrant eternal returning,

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