The pamphlet’s text analysis elaborated by R. Wagner for over a thirty years span highlights a trilogy of Parsifal, correspondent to the three acts of the play, which defines the Redemption phases following a christological and universal rhythm: sacrifice – descent to the underworld – and resurrection. Wagner, in the intricate symbolic dowry of the pamphlet, introduces quotations from prophetic books, especially Isaiah, an finds inspiration in the Apocalypse to elaborate a personal eschatological conception. Fascinated by Schopenhauer, Wagner elaborates a sort of religious syncretism centered on the figure of the Savior, similar to Gnostic tendency, which finds confirmation in his epistolary production and his essays.
I custodi della selva. Lo spazio sacro nel Parsifal di Wagner
ISETTA, SANDRA
2006-01-01
Abstract
The pamphlet’s text analysis elaborated by R. Wagner for over a thirty years span highlights a trilogy of Parsifal, correspondent to the three acts of the play, which defines the Redemption phases following a christological and universal rhythm: sacrifice – descent to the underworld – and resurrection. Wagner, in the intricate symbolic dowry of the pamphlet, introduces quotations from prophetic books, especially Isaiah, an finds inspiration in the Apocalypse to elaborate a personal eschatological conception. Fascinated by Schopenhauer, Wagner elaborates a sort of religious syncretism centered on the figure of the Savior, similar to Gnostic tendency, which finds confirmation in his epistolary production and his essays.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.