Cathy >Yyr >>> Et pourtant "Flieger...states that Tolkien's religion was on one hand a solace for his loss, but was also somewhat responsible for his mother's death- and so created a paradox in Tolkien's character that manifested itself in his writings..."
Plus loin:" "My own dear mother was a martyr indeed, and it is not to everybody that God grants so easy a way to his great gifts as he did to Hilary and myself, giving us a mother who killed herself with labour and trouble to ensure us keeping the faith". Tolkien's description of his mother's sacrifice as an "easy" way to God is hard to fathom, for it is clear that the shock of his mother's death affected him deeply....This is more than polarity; it is paradox...The very thing which gave him his faith robbed him of his mother, and thus mixed with that faith a sense of irretrievable loss".(Splinteres LIght, p.2-3).
Je comprends bien :) C'est exactement ce que j'appelle de la dissection ;) Elle est tout à fait fondée, mais - qu'elle se révèle ou non pertinente - elle rompt l'Enchantement et donc la Créance Secondaire.
Voyons ... une experte ès des Contes de Fées doit bien voir ce à quoi je fais référence ... :) :) :)
Firnafin >
;)
effectivement :
"he that breaks a thing to find out what it is has left the path of wisdom"
Vinyamar >(tu devrais passer nous voir sur le fuseau psychocritique).
Mon cher Vinyamar, vous lire, avec Cathy et autres ingolmor (loremasters) de JRRVF est toujours un plaisir délicieux. Je ferai un tour dans ce fuseau donc, mais il est rare que j'intervienne ; je ressens plus que je raisonne, ou mes voyages en Faërie remplissent plus mon coeur que mon esprit. Car il m'est souvent difficile de livrer mes reflexions :)
Yyr