Poet and war: metaphysical aspect

Annotation

This paper focuses on the problem of war and its metaphysical aspect. The author analyzes the topic through real-life military actions that affect the formation of a personality, as well as through the poetry, which accurately reflects the impact of war on people’s lives. The current situation and the state of a person whose life and place in the world have been challenged. At the same time, the article explores the status of the warrior, his assertion of his place in the world, as well as the establishment of metaphysical objects through warrior’s life. The author also points out the role of the poet and art in the process of war. Through them a man is still able to return to himself.

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