Theodor Ernst | Hoffmann Amadeus: Đavolji eliksiri

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Đavolji eliksiri

Theodor Ernst | Hoffmann Amadeus

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Ernst Theodor, Amadeus Hoffmann: The Devil's Elixir

The Devil's Elixir is a classic novel of German romanticism and the romantic search for freedom from all limitations and infinity. Hoffman builds the story on the conflict of longing and horror, on erasing the boundaries between reality and fantasy, eccentrically clashing the mythological with the psychological. Fate is depicted as both hereditary and subjective, displacing the protagonist from the real world, with all the enigmatic, twisted features that appear as a revelation of the dark side of inner human nature. Monk Medardo falls victim to a mysterious elixir kept among the relics of his monastery. The devil's wine is only a means by which the sins of his ancestors manifest as his evil doom. Through a series of unexpected twists and mysteries, he manages to survive despite a powerful elixir that deprived him of his reasoning and fundamentally changed his personality, which is much more than a duality. However, all the nightmarish obstacles and the phantasmagoric labyrinth he goes through together with his double can lead to the fulfillment of the final goal - a great psychoadventure of self-examination and self-discovery. 

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