This work analyzes and elucidates the principal motifs and images in Popa's work in relation to Yugoslav traditions of myth, time, and history. Popa's poetry reflects a fascinating synthesis of existential concerns and a primitivist belief in the transcendent dimensions of human existence. The pagan vision of man and time in Papa's principal collections signifies an attempt to compensate for the loss of faith which lies at the root of twentieth-century existentialism. The modernist sense of rootless and alienation is overcome by a return to the mythic roots of poetry, language and human existence.
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The Author: Anita Lekic, a Yugoslav citizen born in the United States, received her M.A. in English from the University of Maryland and her Ph.D. in Slavic Languages and Literatures from the University of Illinois at Chicago. In addition to articles and book reviews in professional journals, she has published translations in English of selected poems by contemporary Yugoslav poets.
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