ИЗОБРАЖЕНИЕ В РОМАНЕ «ГЭГЭЭНТЭН» Г. МЭНД-ООЁО ИСТОРИКО-КУЛЬТУРНЫХ РЕАЛИЙ МОНГОЛИИ В XIX-XX ВЕКАХ
: Статья посвящена изучению исторического романа «Гэгээнтэн» (Святой, 2012), авторскому подходу монгольского писателя Г. Мэнд-Ооёо к историческому прошлому своего народа. Данный роман написан в начале XXI века, на рубеже двух последних столетий – в переходную эпоху, когда активно шел процесс дальнейшей ломки устоявшихся основ бытия монгольского общества: политических, социальных и эстетических. Поэтому не случайно Мэнд-Ооёо обращается к началу XX века, когда...
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Mend-Ooyo – Ooyo – le feu de la créativité
Revenons à la poésie de Mend-Ooyo , sa écriture ne doit pas seulement être écrite, chantée. Elle doit être vecue. Elle est à la fois une extase phisique et une extase mystique. Cʼest une âme.
Sa poésie nʼa pas choisi lʼavenir mais lʼéternité. Elle nous devance et voila pourquoi elle participe du divin, voila pourquoi lʼencre des poétes vaut plus que le song des martyrs.
Chers ...
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G.MEND-OOYO AND POSTHUMANISM
... For Mend-Ooyo, then, everything stands in an organic relationship with everything else. The posthuman, which explicitly looks at the world as a holistic, pulsating, and relational being, and in which all forms of life - including sheep, horses, rocks, air, the sun, the moon, clouds, rain, swallows, eagles, ants, spiders, willow trees, grasses, mountains, rivers, and humans - have, simply by their act of the being, equal value, asks us to look at all that exists as a whole...
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The Distant Outline of Altan Ovoo
G.Mend-Ooyo’s Altan Ovoo, originally written at the end of the 1980s, holds an unusual place in world literature. It is not fiction, although it contains stories; it is not poetry, although it contains poems; nor, even though it deals primarily with the history and culture of the author’s birthplace of Sühbaatar province in southeastern Mongolia, does it really qualify either as history or as folklore. Mend-Ooyo himself describes the work as an “al...
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A New Novel celebrating Philosophy of Existence
Magsarjav.B
Doctor of Philology
...“Shiliin Bogd” (Sacred Hill) by Mend-Ooyo is a symbolic realist novel teaching us the existence philosophy which looks at the brief moment of Mongolian history as well as the modern time through the lens of stories and legends [spoken among the Dariganga people].
...So the novel “Sacred Mountain” is a whole new phenomenon in terms of the expressive method and philosophy in the theme. Also the enviro...
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A DISTANT LANDSCAPE OVERFLOWING WITH MELODIC POETRY
Miloš Lindro
Poet and literary scholar, Macedonia
....The power of nature in the land of his native Dariganga lives eternally in Mend-Ooyo’s thought, and this seen frequently in his poetry. In “Letters from the Wild Steppe,” the central idea, the rich thought in many layers of meaning, is of this inexhaustible power, witnessed in the works of this eternally youthful poet, and which all the more clearly reveals the lineage of this ancient and ...
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3 poems For G. MEND-OOYO
HAIM DOTAN (Isreal)
3 poems
For Poet friend
G. MEND-OOYO
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In Heaven
I began reading your book
First drops of pure rain
I am a dry seed now
Blooming
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Seed of Life
I am reading your book
Word, sentence, page
It may take me lifetime
Your wisdom
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Above highest clouds
Between heaven and earth
Me and
The Holy One
12:27
11.01.2019
Flight SH to Sanya
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The Poet Who Opened the Doors to Shambhala
As I read the work of the poet G.Mend-Ooyo, I have an extraordinary feeling, as though I am standing at the gate of this secret land. There is a multimensional interweaving of space and time in his poetry: from the present time, into the antiquity of our earth, from ancient times and the first humans into the future, he leads you from moment to moment, and from age to age, revealing to you clear and striking images. For instance:
Each note of the horsehead fiddle&rsq...
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Digest to Altan Ovoo - Remy M.Lang
In his book Altan Ovoo, G. Mend-Oyoo takes us on a trip through his
birth land: the steppes, the hills and the sands of Dariganga in
eastern Mongolia. His writings are a magical, dreamlike journey
through folklore, history, wisdom and Mongolian Buddhism. It is
impossible to read this book as an account of his life and the world
he grew up in; and thankfully so. The Mongolian nomadic life is a
mixture of harsh reality, unbending truth, fluid ideas, boundless
time, vast ...
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Deigest to
Prof. Imre P.Zsoldos
You have such a sharp eagle eye to notice this and express it in such a way that it irradiates all the optimism of your heart. Your “Golden Hill” is a loud shrill to us all that we can be still feel optimistic and never should go downhill into a morass or a chaotic overkill of the beauty, goodness and other treasures we can find around us in the world, especially in our native country but everywhere where we look and try to und...
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