A paradigm of a sailor and a traveler in Edgar Poe’s and Galaktion Tabidze’s creative works

Abstract

The sea and the ocean are conceived by the American creator Edgar Poe and the Georgian poet Galaktion Tabidze in accordance with the Bible, Theology and in their surmounting they imply the elevation over the sins, getting over the difficulties and the mistletoes.

At the same time in their creative works the sea and the ocean are the symbols of genius, wisdom and beneficiation of converseness, the perception of the unperceived are connected with a great effort about they with their superhuman enthusiasm light all kinds of difficulties and active cherished goals.

The image of a sailor and a traveler is the creator’s paradigm which must go around the world.

Spiritually, assume everlasting problems and with a sailor’s enthusiasm must defeat all kinds of misfortunes but a canvas, a pole, a sail which lead these sailors in the sea and the oceans are the symbols of the talent bestowing holy spirit.     

     The paper analyzes the paradigm of the sailor and the traveler in the works of Edgar Allan Poe and Galaktion Tabidze, based on the comparative method.